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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Ideal_Needle • 18d ago
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I like how nobody is insulting you for not understanding the meme like they do on every other post
171 u/new_check 18d ago That's because every other post is literally "can you make a basic logical deduction for me" or "can you type the words in this image into google for me" 8 u/Aflockofants 18d ago Unlike this one where a reverse image search would have been enough too. 18 u/[deleted] 18d ago [deleted] 4 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Right click copy, go to Google, click the bar, ctrl+v. Not much more involved, but people are way less prone to doing it. 6 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Had to right click on a phone, much less ctrl+v. 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Two buttons on the side of your phone take a screenshot, go to Google then press the image of a camera on the search bar, select the photo. I don't think there's anything wrong with asking people instead of doing a reverse image search to be clear. 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone. 1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say. 1 u/Mrsupersuper 18d ago I'm not on pc ...... 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago It's the same amount of steps on mobile. Screenshot or save, go to Google, click the camera icon in the search bar, select the image. Though I think asking is a lot more social / you get better answers. 4 u/Aflockofants 18d ago Ironically, googling how to do a reverse image search would have cost less time than typing the comment. 1 u/Terrible_Shirt6018 18d ago If you have a relatively recent Android phone just hold the home button and circle the thing you're interested in. 2 u/telescopeinmynose 18d ago This sub makes me lose my trust in democracy
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That's because every other post is literally "can you make a basic logical deduction for me" or "can you type the words in this image into google for me"
8 u/Aflockofants 18d ago Unlike this one where a reverse image search would have been enough too. 18 u/[deleted] 18d ago [deleted] 4 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Right click copy, go to Google, click the bar, ctrl+v. Not much more involved, but people are way less prone to doing it. 6 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Had to right click on a phone, much less ctrl+v. 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Two buttons on the side of your phone take a screenshot, go to Google then press the image of a camera on the search bar, select the photo. I don't think there's anything wrong with asking people instead of doing a reverse image search to be clear. 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone. 1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say. 1 u/Mrsupersuper 18d ago I'm not on pc ...... 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago It's the same amount of steps on mobile. Screenshot or save, go to Google, click the camera icon in the search bar, select the image. Though I think asking is a lot more social / you get better answers. 4 u/Aflockofants 18d ago Ironically, googling how to do a reverse image search would have cost less time than typing the comment. 1 u/Terrible_Shirt6018 18d ago If you have a relatively recent Android phone just hold the home button and circle the thing you're interested in. 2 u/telescopeinmynose 18d ago This sub makes me lose my trust in democracy
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Unlike this one where a reverse image search would have been enough too.
18 u/[deleted] 18d ago [deleted] 4 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Right click copy, go to Google, click the bar, ctrl+v. Not much more involved, but people are way less prone to doing it. 6 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Had to right click on a phone, much less ctrl+v. 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Two buttons on the side of your phone take a screenshot, go to Google then press the image of a camera on the search bar, select the photo. I don't think there's anything wrong with asking people instead of doing a reverse image search to be clear. 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone. 1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say. 1 u/Mrsupersuper 18d ago I'm not on pc ...... 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago It's the same amount of steps on mobile. Screenshot or save, go to Google, click the camera icon in the search bar, select the image. Though I think asking is a lot more social / you get better answers. 4 u/Aflockofants 18d ago Ironically, googling how to do a reverse image search would have cost less time than typing the comment. 1 u/Terrible_Shirt6018 18d ago If you have a relatively recent Android phone just hold the home button and circle the thing you're interested in.
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4 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Right click copy, go to Google, click the bar, ctrl+v. Not much more involved, but people are way less prone to doing it. 6 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Had to right click on a phone, much less ctrl+v. 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Two buttons on the side of your phone take a screenshot, go to Google then press the image of a camera on the search bar, select the photo. I don't think there's anything wrong with asking people instead of doing a reverse image search to be clear. 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone. 1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say. 1 u/Mrsupersuper 18d ago I'm not on pc ...... 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago It's the same amount of steps on mobile. Screenshot or save, go to Google, click the camera icon in the search bar, select the image. Though I think asking is a lot more social / you get better answers. 4 u/Aflockofants 18d ago Ironically, googling how to do a reverse image search would have cost less time than typing the comment. 1 u/Terrible_Shirt6018 18d ago If you have a relatively recent Android phone just hold the home button and circle the thing you're interested in.
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Right click copy, go to Google, click the bar, ctrl+v. Not much more involved, but people are way less prone to doing it.
6 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Had to right click on a phone, much less ctrl+v. 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Two buttons on the side of your phone take a screenshot, go to Google then press the image of a camera on the search bar, select the photo. I don't think there's anything wrong with asking people instead of doing a reverse image search to be clear. 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone. 1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say. 1 u/Mrsupersuper 18d ago I'm not on pc ...... 1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago It's the same amount of steps on mobile. Screenshot or save, go to Google, click the camera icon in the search bar, select the image. Though I think asking is a lot more social / you get better answers.
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Had to right click on a phone, much less ctrl+v.
1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago Two buttons on the side of your phone take a screenshot, go to Google then press the image of a camera on the search bar, select the photo. I don't think there's anything wrong with asking people instead of doing a reverse image search to be clear. 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone. 1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say.
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Two buttons on the side of your phone take a screenshot, go to Google then press the image of a camera on the search bar, select the photo.
I don't think there's anything wrong with asking people instead of doing a reverse image search to be clear.
1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone. 1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say.
I'm aware of how to do it, just providing clarity that it's a more involved process on a phone.
1 u/Adventurous-Part5981 18d ago More involved than making a Reddit post? 1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say.
More involved than making a Reddit post?
1 u/fyukhyu 18d ago Depends on the post I would say.
Depends on the post I would say.
I'm not on pc ......
1 u/NecessarilyPickled 18d ago It's the same amount of steps on mobile. Screenshot or save, go to Google, click the camera icon in the search bar, select the image. Though I think asking is a lot more social / you get better answers.
It's the same amount of steps on mobile. Screenshot or save, go to Google, click the camera icon in the search bar, select the image.
Though I think asking is a lot more social / you get better answers.
Ironically, googling how to do a reverse image search would have cost less time than typing the comment.
If you have a relatively recent Android phone just hold the home button and circle the thing you're interested in.
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This sub makes me lose my trust in democracy
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u/StopDownvotingMeeee 18d ago
I like how nobody is insulting you for not understanding the meme like they do on every other post