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I am trying to get into mostly video editing, but also some photo editing and possibly light animation/motion graphics.

I was wondering if anyone has had video editing experience with both a pro chip and max chip and if it made a significant difference to the "smoothness" of the editing process? I don't care as much about rendering times.

Really I just don't like when I feel like program itself is struggling. I'm not tied to any software yet. I've tried some FCP and Resolve and when I experimented with the base M5 things like the thumbnails not loading on the timeline and general "lagginess", even if it was minor really just deters me from even opening the programs. If the difference when

Just wondering because I just applied and wanted to make a few purchases but was curious if Chase offers applied to them. I have one on another card for Logitech and I was wondering if I should wait for the off chance it appears on the Hyatt card or not. Thanks.

I was using an all in one grow bag and thought I could wait to introduce fae because the timing of fruiting currently isn't optimal since I'm going on a trip. However a few days ago I noticed 1 or 2 pins and thought I should just get the process started so I cut the bag to start fruiting. So that brings me to today, I leave for my trip for 4 days and now that original 1st pin appears to have a broken veil even though it's still tiny (~1.25 inches). This is my first grow so I'm wondering if I should leave it even though it's so much further ahead than anything else or if I should just cut it out?

Just found out after being out of town for a few weeks that some key cards at my complex aren't working. Now that I'm home I have no access into the building or up the elevator and I'm told that I can't get help until Tuesday. Is this legal? What can I do?

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Does the Xbox Companion app being grayed out mean its muting itself? I can't hear anyone in my party chat and have no clue why all of a sudden I can't hear anything! Thanks!

I don't know if this is the case this year, but I know that I would be disappointed if I watched a low res stream, just to find out that there was a 1080p free version on YouTube. As for the other weeks, I guess you'll have to shell out the cash or revert back to the streams.

Every day I see people on Reddit hating on all these streaming services because they are too expensive and there are too many.

I understand it's not as good as it could be, but the amount of hate is detrimental to the general public. I equate this to vaping vs smoking. Sure vaping isn't healthy, but it's WAY better than smoking, but when a smoker goes online and sees how "bad" vaping is, they will just keep smoking cigarettes.

Now for streaming, this will stop people from leaving cable because they think streaming is just as bad when it's clearly not.

Sure, if you buy every service it might get close to the price of cable, but people seem to forget that these services (for the most part)