Internet It is one of the great revolutions of the last century. Today we could not live without it, but a few years ago it was normal for someone not to have a network connection. However, there are still many people who do not adapt 100% or know all its tools to get the most out of their devices. Thus, Javier Consuegraa user of Twitterhas compiled in a thread “the 10 best websites that have saved my life”:
WikiHow is a web of advice to carry out a task step by step. It doesn’t have to be about the internet, it can be something about everyday life, like how to wash dishes properly.
“Best how-to guides for doing just about anything. I spilled wine on my new carpet. How do I fix it? There’s a step-by-step on how to fix it on wiki how.”
This is the most complete internet library: videos, books, pdf, software, movies… “Believe me, the most complete!”
“I’m one of those who keep threads with book recommendations that look great, but I’m not one of those who buy many books in physical format either. If you’re like me, well, there are no more excuses to read those books to read them.”
It is a website that will do the tasks for us. “I think this is the most complete page on the internet to do things by ourselves, obviously, in those cases that do not require a professional.”
This is a page where you type in the foods you have at home and it makes you a recipe to make, it’s that simple. “Has lunchtime caught up with you and you don’t know what to cook? Don’t worry, the solution is on this website… Enter the ingredients you have available and you’ll have a recipe instantly. At home it has given us a good hand”.
“Although the content is in English, there are some very good articles that are worth translating.”
This is an ideal page if you want to improve your typing. “This is the best resource for mastering touch typing.”
This is a website where you can find many TV programs and many documentaries. “I enjoy watching a good documentary from time to time, here are some very interesting ones.”
“Often we need to change what we see a little bit when we spend so many hours in front of the computer. If I need to change the perspective, I just open a new window and refresh ideas.”