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r/DirectvStream•

Sorry to fill this subreddit with another technical problem but I don't want to call and be on hold for an hour or talking to people who have little knowledge.

I've had an osprey with a hard-line Ethernet connect for about 2 years now... It's been performing worse and worse as time goes on. I have typical download speeds of around 900 mbps and upload around 790 on my PC when I'm hardlined in. I never have Internet problems on my computer, PS5/4 or any other device hardlined in. My wifi is good. I have a home network with 4 emitters in the home .. generally get 500 or greater mbps on wifi.

This leads me to directTV osprey. I can barely watch TV or load it now. It loses internet. Buffers.

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r/arlo•

I have recently installed a new camera system at the front of my home. I'm trying to change the settings so that the spotlight does not turn on at night (I live in walkable neighborhood so there are people who walk by routinely)

When I try to change the settings. The app indicates "backend request failed" and the setting doesn't change.

Has anyone run across this or have experience with it. Camera appears up to date but it's not obvious what the problem is.

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r/daddit•

Hi all,

Firstly, my wife is currently expecting our 2nd child this June/July. She's the breadwinner of our family. Due to somewhat unfortunate circumstances, I'm interviewing with a few firms to change jobs. My line of work is structural engineering (USA). My current employer has paid parental leave which I had originally intended to take. Several of the firms have a leave policy, but it's generally unavailable for the first 12 months of employment.

I'm going into second rounds of interviews soon and I'm unsure when/how or if it's appropriate to negotiate and bring this up. I would obviously like some paid leave this summer. My question to the group was if anyone has negotiated this or c

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r/coins•

Im currently going through my late grandfathers Coin Collection and organizing everything in a giant spreadsheet for documentation. His US collection was over 600 coins. I'm about halfway through documenting everything onto a spreadsheet but I've started to run into some countries that are a little more difficult for me to decipher.

He had 18 Isreali Coins in the collection. From my readings online, the years are in Hebrew, which I'm struggling mightily to read, despite online guides. Can anyone do me a favor and help me identify the year of the coins?

Image 1, Side 1. https://i.imgur.com/ZlV9ewM.jpg

Image 2, Side 2. https://i.imgur.com/MWR8NgQ.jpg

Image 3, Close up of 1 coin. https:/

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r/bicycling•

Hi. Ive been cycling for a few years, Ive been pretty content with just using Strava and a heart rate monitor. I recently purchased a Garmin bike computer, cadence meter and speed meter. I only have a few rides under my belt with the new gadgets, but I noticed in Veloviewer that a new graph was being displayed.

"Gear Length"

Heres an image of a recent ride https://i.imgur.com/6gcIYdY.png Gear length is the graph in Pink. My mean gear length is 16.4 feet.

I'm trying to ascertain how that information is useful. I cant seem to find anything on the internet that pertains to it. I speculate its a calculation of how far I travel per pedal stroke. Should I be trying to increase the mean value?

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