I have no problem finding all the information I need, from the documentation of this weird python library, to the opening hours of my local restaurant, to the composition of a weird moon of jupiter, to the latest shenanigans of that politician.
I don’t care about tiktok content being fake and Instagram being taken over by bots, there never was useful information there anyway.
As I already stated, it would not reasonably fit in a comment. You cannot disagree from an informed perspective without watching the video. I have no qualm with you choosing not to watch it, but your repeated assertion that it could be a comment is inane from your current perspective of having not seen the video.
I have no problem finding all the information I need, from the documentation of this weird python library, to the opening hours of my local restaurant, to the composition of a weird moon of jupiter, to the latest shenanigans of that politician.
I don’t care about tiktok content being fake and Instagram being taken over by bots, there never was useful information there anyway.
Consider that yours is not the only use case of the Internet.
My original question was “what difficulties people have?”. Try answering that instead of being /r/iamverysmart.
I provided you two good resources to answer your question in my original comment.
Yeah, I’m not watching a video for an answer the can fit in a comment.
If you watched the video, you would know the answer would not fit in a reasonably sized comment.
Yeah, I’m not watching a video for an answer that can fit in a comment.
As I already stated, it would not reasonably fit in a comment. You cannot disagree from an informed perspective without watching the video. I have no qualm with you choosing not to watch it, but your repeated assertion that it could be a comment is inane from your current perspective of having not seen the video.
Skill issue. Any topic can be summarized.