OriginalRound

u/OriginalRound


r/ottawa•

I have a question... do you have a set route that you follow via GPS, or are you just in charge of clearing a particular area and you can use your best judgement and local knowledge to decide the best route around the area? Or is it literally a free-for-all?

Oh and thanks for bailing out our ungrateful asses :)

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r/Cameras•

I've got the chance to grab a "refurb" X-A5 for a great price. I want to use it for getting more into photography (I'm outgrowing my smartphone) and my wife wants to use it to record ASMR videos (in 1080p).

For her, the max recording time is a big deal. I know all mirrorless cams have a 30min max recording time, but it looks like the X-A5 has an even shorter 14 minutes at 1080p, according to this page: https://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_a5/specifications/

However, on another Fujifilm page, they say that the max recording time for 4K can be increased from 5min to 30min (on fir

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r/OLED•

I'm facing an odd issue with my OLED LG C7 and slow ethernet. If I plug the ethernet cable into the TV and run a speed test via the built-in web browser, I only get about 50Mbps. If I plug the SAME ethernet cable into my laptop and run the same speed test, I get my full 500Mbps that I pay my ISP for.

Thinking this was a dodgy ethernet port on the TV, or something to that effect, I bought this adapter to plug into the TV's USB 3.0 port: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00BBD7NFU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It works, but the speed test is the same, about 50Mbp

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