ReNitty

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Really laggy and dropped connections on portal

Remote Play Settings / Wifi Setup

I have had a lot of issues with the portal recently. My ps5 constantly disconnects and it is very laggy and has low resolution / low frame rate

Remote play on my 10 year old MacBook works fine on the same network, as it does on my iPhone.

The PlayStation is not connected by Ethernet but that doesn’t seem to give me trouble on the laptop or phone just on the PS portal. I pay for gigabit internet

Any ideas as to what could be causing this or what

I do have baby monitors with video in the living room and thought maybe those could be causing interference but it doesn’t seem to be the case. They aren’t on WiFi anyway

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r/pocketcasts•

I’ve tried googling this and couldn’t find an answer. I recently switched to pocket casts from overcast so I’m still getting to know the features of the app.

Is there a way to automatically have the next newest episode play next as opposed to the prior episode?

For example I listen to history podcasts that will have multiple episodes in a series. When I finish part 5, part 4 automatically plays. I would like part 6 to play next automatically, but can’t figure out how to change this in the settings.

Thanks in advance

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r/skanks•

I haven't listened to it in a while, but i put on an episode yesterday and every curse word is censored, including the "Mother Fuckers" in the beginning. Its unlistenable like this.

I pulled the RSS feed from apple podcasts and put it into overcast. Been subscribed for a while, but don't listen to every episode, and haven't listened in maybe a month or two. It didn't used to be censored like this. When did they start censoring every curse word?

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I bring lunch to work and usually bring some fruit as part of it. Sometimes this is something like berries that requires some kind of a container. Sometimes i put it in a zip lock or small sandwich bag, and sometimes i throw it in a small Tupperware.

I am unsure what is better or worse for the environment. On the one hand, with a plastic bag you are throwing out a bag, which is waste, but on the other hand with a tupperware or container, you have to wash it, which wastes water, and you need to use soap, which is a consumable product that has to be manufactured, packaged, and shipped.

I am wondering which of these has a worse impact on the environment

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r/newjersey•

I have been listening to the WNYC Dead End podcast and George Norcross comes up. I know the name from local politics and am aware he is like a big political force for the democrats, but I rarely or ever see his name in the press and his Wikipedia page is pretty stark and light on details.

I’m just wondering if anyone here has any info or interesting stories about the guy to help understand his influence and stuff

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