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How do you guys remember the early days of the internet? What do you miss about it?
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@bstix @Provider Agree, provisionally. I mean, I do a lot of stuff where the visual element makes a great big honking difference & if someone tries to describe it in words & aren't absolutely amazing at it, meaning can get really lost in written directions.
On the other hand I absolutely adore the printed how-to book that came with my 50's sewing machine & it is, in fact, very meticulous in describing the physical situation (OK, it also has some drawings) ๐
Yes, video absolutely works well for some things like crafts, DIY projects etc. where the things might not be easily described in text.