I tried to figure out what was happening with the match between Isner and Zverev. So I went to search for it.
First, I found this thing called “Alexander Zverev – John Isner 25.09.2021 Tennis Laver Cup.” It looks like they played on September 25, 2021, in the Laver Cup. I guess I can watch the match on that date.
Then I read something weird about the “%” symbol. It said, “The reason is, that the % -symbol gets encoded (The hex-value of % is 0x25). You don’t have to manually encode the url.” I don’t really know what that means, I don’t like this encoding thing, and I didn’t even try to encode anything myself. I am just looking for a match to watch.
Next, there was some science stuff about “tumor neovascularization” and “vascular-targeted anti-tumor nanomedicines.” It also mentioned “Yanping Ding” and “Suping Li.” What’s that? I’m not a doctor, so I just skipped that part, which is totally irrelevant to what I am looking for.
After that, I saw something about “Torrent Lite.” It said it lets you stream torrents in web browsers. “Simply paste a link and stream instantly. Stream torrents for.” I think I could probably use this to watch the match, but I don’t have a link right now, and streaming torrents sounds a bit complicated.
Finally, I found something about a Google “unusual traffic” message. “One technique that can cause problems is the Google ‘unusual traffic’ message that you might see, for instance.” I have seen that message before, and it’s super annoying, and hopefully, I don’t run into it this time.
So, to sum it up, I found the date of the match, which is good. The encoding thing and the medical stuff were confusing. Torrent Lite might be useful, but I need a link. And I hope I don’t get that Google message. I just really want to watch this match! After spending a long time, I finally get what I want!
Here are the steps I did
- Searched for “Isner vs Zverev” online.
- Found the match date and event name (25.09.2021, Laver Cup).
- Got confused by encoding talk.
- Skipped some medical research info.
- Learned about Torrent Lite but didn’t use it yet.
- Remembered the annoying Google “unusual traffic” message.
- Finally, I got what I want.
It was a bit of a wild goose chase, but I think I’m on the right track now.
