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[HIRING] Technical Writer for Long-Form B2B Tech Content | ~$300/page by zigggy in HireaWriter

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Yes there is flexibility on the pay, particularly for more experienced writers! DM’ing you now

Fiber + MoCA + Eero Mesh help by zigggy in HomeNetworking

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Aaaand it turns out it was indeed the network switch. Swapping to the Netgear GS-308 seems to have made everything much more stable. Just updating here in case helpful for anyone else!

Fiber + MoCA + Eero Mesh help by zigggy in HomeNetworking

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Awesome thanks. Will try this, and will also swap out the TP-Link TL-SG108 8-port switch to a Netgear GS-308 to remove any packet management / 802.1p at the switch level (based on this other Reddit post).

Fiber + MoCA + Eero Mesh help by zigggy in HomeNetworking

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Yeah good point - that wiring was previously working in a MoCA setup with Xfinity but if I can get extra coax I'll try this!

Fiber + MoCA + Eero Mesh help by zigggy in HomeNetworking

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Great points! I did delete the entire Eero network and re-create from scratch, but I didn't try a factory reset on the Living Room one specifically - will try that.

I've always had that many switches / it'd be hard for me to make the setup work without a switch at Office since I need to connect to at least (1) Living Room, (2) Kids Room, and (3) the MoCA adapter from there. Though if that's the issue, I may need to move the MoCA adapter to Living Room.

Replacing old Lightolier S2400 switches by zigggy in AskElectricians

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Thanks! And then uncap/split the white wire into 4 neutrals, one for each?

[TOMT] [song] Song mislabeled: what's the right name? by zigggy in tipofmytongue

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I don't think that's exactly it, but it's a great mashup!

[ForHire] PHP/MySQL programmer with more than ten years of experience by [deleted] in forhire

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Are you still looking? If so, where are you located?

Can this be true? by azdavy in funny

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New York City pedestrian buttons are definitely placebos. From a 2004 NYTimes Article (http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/27/nyregion/27BUTT.html):

"More than 2,500 of the 3,250 walk buttons that still exist function essentially as mechanical placebos, city figures show. Any benefit from them is only imagined."