u/ComprehensiveKiwi489 — reddlx

Quick Tip: You have about 10-20 720p videos you can make when your 480p runs out

Just wanted to put this out there something that I kind of just found out by accident. There are many out there that just prefer to make 480p videos because they are made quicker, but I recently noticed that when you run out of 480p, you can actually still produce 720p videos. I think it's somewhere between 10-20, depending on video length. I found this out accidentally, as I had previously just assumed that when you were out of 480p, you were out of all videos.

It doesn't make the current situation that much better, but I don't think everyone was actually aware of this.

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u/ComprehensiveKiwi489 — 3 days ago

▲ 2 r/CreditCards

Tips for US Bank Recon Line for Larger Starting Limit?

Hi all,

Recently got approved for the Shield with a $2000 credit limit, and I'd like more. My general stats are 723 FICO, 47% overall and 1/24 (this application being my first HP in 2 years). I dug myself out of a big hole the last 1-2 years (i.e. 80%+ UTIL, horrible FICO, etc.) by working hard and paying off debt aggressively.

I'm wondering what I should answer when they ask me what I want the higher limit for, given the truth that I really just want it for the long 0% period. I'd appreciate any thoughts from you guys on what I should tell them.

Thanks in advance!

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u/ComprehensiveKiwi489 — 10 days ago

▲ 1 r/askcarguys

Hi all,

Am currently using Valvoline full synthetic, and am on mile 6100 (2005 Honda Accord). I'd like to see if people here believe it is time for a change, based on the oil color / condition. I topped it off a few months ago with about 3/4 qt of fresh oil. I provided two pictures, given how different types of lighting can affect the color of the oil.

https://ibb.co/spPzTVt7

https://ibb.co/WNVNRyWN

Thanks!

u/ComprehensiveKiwi489 — 16 days ago

▲ 222 r/geopolitics

Among other provisions, the deal would involve Iran committing to a moratorium on nuclear enrichment, the U.S. agreeing to lift its sanctions and release billions in frozen Iranian funds, and both sides lifting restrictions around transit through the Strait of Hormuz.

In its current form, the MOU would declare an end to the war in the region and the start of a 30-day period of negotiations on a detailed agreement to open the strait, limit Iran's nuclear program and lift U.S. sanctions.

Iran's restrictions on shipping through the strait and the U.S. naval blockade would be gradually lifted during that 30-day period, according to a U.S. official.

The duration of the moratorium on uranium enrichment is being actively negotiated, with three sources saying it would be at least 12 years and one putting 15 as a likely landing spot.

Two sources with knowledge also claimed Iran would agree to remove its highly enriched uranium from the country, a key U.S. priority that Tehran has rejected up to now.

u/ComprehensiveKiwi489 — 17 days ago