▲ 0 r/brighton
It's Coming Again (pls stfu)
Look lads I know it MIGHT be coming home after you struggled against Mexico but please for the love of god stop blaring the song I wanna sleep (Lewes Rd)
u/AccomplishedChair918 — 9 hours ago
▲ 187 r/brighton
Brighton Pier 😍
Seen at a local estate agents. Thought you guys would appreciate this amazing photo of the Pier with all the landmarks included. /s
Seriously though WHY generate a dumb convoluted AI image when many many thousands of images of the Pier are available??
u/AccomplishedChair918 — 21 hours ago
Stocks and Shares ISA - best recommendations?
Hi all,
I just started a new job after being out of work for two years. It's going really well so far. Anyway, as a result of being unemployed I realised one of my biggest financial mistakes from before was not having a good amount of savings.
I want to start a Stocks and Shares ISA but I'm a rookie in this area. Would anyone have any good recommendations for banks/platforms where I can start one?
I've heard good things about Trading 212
u/AccomplishedChair918 — 29 days ago
▲ 71 r/brighton
💔
Ahhhh I liked that lil Pelicano stall on the Level. Not seen great things about Wolfox lately!
u/AccomplishedChair918 — 30 days ago
▲ 3 r/openreach
Should my speed be higher?
Hey yo,
Internet noob question coming up.
We recently had fibre installed at our house and they fitted the ONT box etc but kept the same router (BT Smart Hub 2). The speed was \~**70mbps** down \~**20mbps** up. It's been a good few days now and the speed is still the same. I've checked the admin portal and FTP is on and it says our network is at 1000 down and up but not reflected in the actual speed.
Am I right in thinking it should have gone up a fair bit since we have fibre now? Obviously the current speed isn't dire but I was kinda looking forward to those lovely fibre speeds!
u/AccomplishedChair918 — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/videography
Hey guys,
A couple of questions I'd like some advice for:
I may be shooting a Boiler room style DJ set in the near future. I'm thinking of rigging a set of DJI action cams for the fixed cams and then I'll be roaming with a camera too. Is this something you would do? (Budget wise this is the most doable for me)
How would you go about capturing desk and crowd audio? Can that be achieved with a standard mic?
u/AccomplishedChair918 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/videography
Hey yo,
I worked with a presenter a few weeks ago on a sports event and she's looking for someone to work on a long term (~6 months) project for a YouTube series for an athlete. I haven't worked on something long term like this before and usually charge a day rate.
How would you pitch a rate for something like this? Would you set a project rate or just go by your usual day rate?
Thanks in advance!
u/AccomplishedChair918 — 2 months ago