The rules of finding accurate instructions for doing something technical
  1. First, always check the docs (if applicable)

  2. Then search it up on a search engine

  3. If it’s something web-y, always consult Mozilla Developer Docs

    1. Never go to W3schools
  4. If it’s a programming-related question, consult StackOverflow

    1. Resist the temptation to click anything in “Hot Network Questions”

    2. Never actually post your question on StackOverflow

  5. Search it up on Reddit in the applicable subreddit (if it exists)

  6. Guides found on websites with .dev domains are always accurate

  7. Guides found on personal blogs are always accurate

  8. Guides found on the DigitalOcean blog are always accurate

  9. Never trust GeeksForGeeks

  10. Never trust anything written in a serif font

  11. Never trust anything in a video

    1. unless it’s from Fireship
  12. Never trust anything on LinkedIn

  13. After a while, give up and come back later

  14. Never give up, stay focused

  15. Anything on the 2nd page of Google is almost always unhelpful

  16. Smash your computer into the wall in a fit of rage

  17. Finally, as a last resort, ask the community of this particular solution

    1. and then get a link to an extremely helpful document which you couldn’t find elsewhere
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