• Steve@communick.news
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        16 days ago

        There is no universal problem-solving technique.

        Is it a problem with a machine, a person, a system made of several or both? Or is it a problem with one’s self?

        Is it a positive problem? Something happening too much?
        Is it a negative problem? Something not happening enough?

        The closest you can get to universal advice is: Try something different, see how that changes things, then repeat. But even that might be a bad idea in a few situations.

      • arctanthrope@lemmy.world
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        16 days ago

        if you examine something and it’s not the way you want it to be, congratulations, you have successfully identified a problem

  • RBWells@lemmy.world
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    16 days ago

    That question is way too general. First, try turning it off and back on.

    Medical problems - ask a doctor

    Emotional problems - ask a really good and not judgemental friend.

    Technical problems - YouTube is pretty good for those, if there is nobody you can ask.