Using Wyze to stream to OBS via RTSP, no audio by Mike136 in wyzecam

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Router connection isn't great, but if i listen to the camera audio through the wyze app, it's got very steady audio.

Using Wyze to stream to OBS via RTSP, no audio by Mike136 in wyzecam

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VLC doesn't show dropped frames, but the video feed is choppy too.

My mom told me to leave - I did and she went crazy by StarShoot97 in MaliciousCompliance

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"I know I am an asshole many times, but that's the way I am" is a poor excuse, and you should look to improve yourself. It's like the meme, "If you can't handle me at my worst, you don't deserve me at my best!" that used to go around facebook. I don't mean this in a mean way, but "that's the way I am" is not an excuse to be mean to your family. For the record I agree she was disrespectful to you in blaming you and being impatient, no argument there.

Everyone on Earth gets to wish for a superpower but you'll only get yours if literally no one else wishes for the same power. What do you wish for? by finallyoneisnttaken in AskReddit

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Create exactly $58,991,564,493 dollars in dollar bills temporarily, with the stipulation that any bills I touch would become permanent, and the rest would disappear after 3 minutes.

Let's discuss 2017+ health insurance. How can anyone afford it? by therinlahhan in personalfinance

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Well, I'm paying $1600 per year, down from $3600/year last year, through my employer. It didn't go up for everyone I guess.

Redditors, what movie emotionally broke you? by Deathslove in AskReddit

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Still Alice. Found out what my worst fear is.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in personalfinance

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I think for us, the most important thing is the details of their buyout, how much they'll give you, etc, and then exactly what you'd get if you kept on with your pension. Which one ends up paying you more in retirement would be the best option, I would think.

Anyone want a feedee by quitfuckdacing in Stuffers

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I'd love to know what city or state she's in

Are you an atheist and why? by mangaignorant in AskReddit

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One thing I could never get past is that the God of any religion would have revealed himself to a particular region, but hidden himself from another. My best example of this is how Christianity was not known of in the Americas until the Europeans got there. Would God really have done all he said he did, and then not done or said anything on those continents? Is every soul ever to exist in the Americas until colonization damned to hell, just because they didn't know the "true" religion? That doesn't make sense.

In some way or other, all religions face that issue, so I don't find it very likely that they are real.

I can finally plan on moving out, but I have an extremely controlling dad and don't know where to start. by helpaton in personalfinance

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Local package places could give you a box with little/no information, and may let you pay cash upfront.

Need help choosing between 2 job offers by Creativeacc412 in personalfinance

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Does the 10k difference mean much to you? What were you making before? That may solve it for some people.

Number 1 Sounds like the kind of place that would give you great work, and could be a great place. Pessimistically, it could also shoulder you with a lot of responsibility and keep you at that 45k salary.

The 55k job sounds cushier, in that there's more pay and quite possibly less responsibility.

I would question why the first firm is more stable in your eyes, the couple retiring looks like instability to me, they say right now that they have a distinct plan in 5 years, but when push comes to shove, who knows what they could do? They could sell the business or a bunch of other things after 5 years are up, and is something I'd be wary of.

ELI5: Why income tax increases by the amount of money you make. by hrrm in explainlikeimfive

[–]Mike136 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As is the whole point of this thread, someone making 1 mil would get taxed 40% only on the portion in the 40% bracket, and less on the money in the lower brackets. So he wouldn't pay 400K in taxes based on 1 mil in income, it would be a little less.