Some of us pre-date Google/Smart phones/stack overflow. For us, we learned how to learn and spent a lot of time/money at Barnes and Noble...
Get yourself a job / gig at some point in your career where you have no access to Google - sone facility with no phones or internet allowed or accessible for one reason or another. You will be stretched in ways you didn’t think possible and read man pages you’ve only skimmed.https://twitter.com/RoyalHoeliness/status/1221529013102858245 …
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Unfortunately, more resources like that also existed.
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*Muffled ayy lmao in the distance*
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It’s a serious thing. How many stack overflow pages can you print and store in a binder before you’re out of cell service. Are they the right ones?
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There was no Google when I started. We had manuals. IBM manuals. Which were not the best.
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There was no Google when I started with UNIX, but in those days both the manual and the source code were small enough and clear enough to understand. The modern muddle of mudpies is not an improvement.
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Remember pressed dead trees? In school I had to use them for POSIX C system libraries. Google wasn’t shit then. You had Altavista and you liked it.
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Excuse me but I used http://mamma.com
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Did that for years in the military, but I’m old so it was before google existed.
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Really remote sites with no cell service or browsing access work too!
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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