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Sunday I setup to send $1,200 through Zelle. It tells me it will send on Thursday.

Wednesday at 2:10am I notice I accidentally chose an option to pay my CC through this checking account dropping my available to less than $1,200 ($1,178).

I send $30 from my other checking (BECU) via Zelle (this one says it takes minutes and is instant). I get an email from NFCU confirming on Wednesday at 2:14am they’ve deposited this payment.

I have $1,208 in the account on Wednesday.

Today (Thursday at 1:02am) I check and I get an email that states:

We couldn't complete your payment to (person) because your account (EveryDay Checking, Navy Federal Credit Union ) didn't have enough money to cover your

I have a MSI Z490-A Pro, i7 10700k, Arctic liquid freezer ii 280mm, 64gb Corsair 3200 ram, Samsung 970 EVO Plus m.2 SSD, Asus ROG 6900xt LC OC, Asus ROG Thor 1200w PSU.

I’ve done clean installs. I’ve updated bioses, vbioses and ensured all drivers are up to date.

I’m playing games at 1080p and it just is not a smooth experience. A lot of in game stutter.

My PS5 and Xbox Series X sadly has a far better playing experience than this computer.

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EDIT: here's a video example of a stutter, this happens constantly through the games. It makes it really unplayable / hard to play games because it will stutter like this right in the middle of say a fight, or something... nothing graphically int

I have:

• Fractal Meshify S2 - https://www.fractal-design.com/products/cases/meshify/meshify-s2/black-tg-clear-tint/
• Asus ROG 6900xt LC OC - https://rog.asus.com/us/graphics-cards/graphics-cards/rog-strix/rog-strix-lc-rx6900xt-o16g-gaming-model/
• Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 - https://www.arctic.de/en/Liquid-Freezer-II-280/ACFRE00066B

I'm not sure if the optimal configuration is CPU exhausting through the front, and GPU exhausting t

I have an MSI Z490-A Pro with 64gb of ram, 10700k and the Asus ROG Strix 6900XT Liquid Cooled card.

I’m looking to see if it’s worth upgrading to a 4080 or 4090 with my current not setup.

I play sim games like MSFS2020, X-Plane 12 , and some other sim games. I don’t play games like Elden Ring. I do play some FPS’s or games like Demonologist.

I'm wanting to get the X100V, but am unsure if the image quality and framing will be significantly different from the X-T10 w/ 23mm 1.4R.

I'm wanting to take more pictures of my kid and found my iPhone to not be nearly as clean or satisfactory. I'd love for the camera to be pocketable, but am unsure if there's a big sacrifice in doing so.

I’m a mid-30s male tech worker with no debts, no collections and about $80k total as a credit limit spread across 4 credit cards. My oldest account is 18-years old.

I pay off my cards monthly before the closing date.

I can’t seem to get my score to budge upwards. Any tips would be welcome!

I am thinking about purchasing an X100V but unsure if it's going to be that big of a difference in image quality.

I am mostly shooting street, lifestyle & family pictures of my kids. I only shoot JPEG with the various recipes that are out there to simulate film.

I currently own an X-T10 with the 23mm 1.4 R.

I’m debating if the upgrade is worth it for me. I’m just really mostly taking life stills and posting on social media or printing stuff for the house (photo albums). No clients.

I don’t really do post process work. Just shooting jpeg in camera with my particular film simulations & settings.

I’m unsure of the benefits for someone like me is?

My friend's ridicule and pick at me because I simply just shoot with my Fujifilm X-T10 with the JPEG option and film simulation and a profile I prefer to shoot in (options for color/sharpness/highlight tone/shadow tone/noise reduction). A lot of my friends call me lazy due to this.

I'm not particularly good at using Lightroom or other programs. I really struggle with utilizing those types of tools and have a hard time making sense of it all. I want to be considered a photographer too, but I just don't have the technical capability to really use tools on the computer.

I feel like less of a photographer and maybe to "convince" myself am trying to justify to myself purchasing like a Leica Q2

I've been creating a lot of devices using components/kits from DigiKey & SparkFun for a number of years. I've tightly integrated back-end, front-end, hardware and firmware and created great devices that work and run great.

However, I want to create custom PCBs and use 3D printing to fully create unique pieces rather than just using pins and headers to connect everything and it being a big mess of a device.

I want to use more embedded chips to keep the footprint of the device small. I just don't quite know where to start (as a software engineer and as someone who has tinkered a lot and understands to some level).

I know all the major chips and components I would use, but not the transi

I currently have this (60% balanced, 18% bonds, 12% other) according to the 401k portal. Here are my options and the % I've put into each.

• (CL) MFS International New Discovery A (MIDAX) B
  • 0%
• AB Discovery Value A (ABASX)
  • 0%
• Alger Capital Appreciation A (ACAAX)
  • 0%
• BlackRock Global Allocation Inv A (MDLOX)
  • 20%
• Calvert Bond Fund A (CSIBX)
  • 0%
• Calvert Conservative Allocation Fund A (CCLAX)
  • 0%
• Calvert Growth Allocation A (CAAAX)
  • 0%
• Calvert International Equity Fund A (CWVGX)
  • 0%
• Calvert Moderate Allocation Fund A (CMAAX)
  • 0%
• Calvert U.S. Large Cap Core Respon Ind A (CSXAX)
  • 0%
• Columbia Contrarian Core A (LCCAX) B *

We have a 1" water line with 90-100 PSI from the city coming into the main house that goes into a PRV set to 60 PSI. It splits off into two 3/4" lines (feeding the main house, and a guest house).

If the main house has a shower + sink going, and the guest house has a shower + sink going.

Does the PRV compensate to ensure that we're always getting 60 PSI across 2 showers / 2 sinks? So the pressure stays the same.

OR

Does it set the PSI to 60 PSI, and that is shared statically across the two lines (i.e. say shower uses up 20 PSI and sink uses up 5 PSI). So shower turns on and pressure is now 40 PSI. Someone turns on the sink and then we're at 35 PSI. So when someone is tries to shower in t

Here's our little cottage [ WH ] is where the water heater will go.

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I'm thinking of a Stiebel Tempra Plus to keep the profile small and have that area be somewhat of a usable closet.

We're in the 52F range. I'm either looking at the Tempra 15 or 20. If I could get away with the Tempra 15 that would be ideal since it uses less energy. Thoughts?

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Our baby despite doing a ton of work on saying gu gu ga ga, bu bu ba ba, du du da da, etc. all the vowels / words / singing and nursery rhymes.

We don't have a dog and neither has the baby been exposed to dogs lol. The baby just kind of goes "ah woooooo" pretty much in different tones to explain or describe her current state.

I'm happy "ah woooooo" in a happy sounding tone. "ah wOoOoOoooooOo" in a kind of annoyed way if she doesn't want or like something in particular.

Not sure if letting her continue doing this will impact her language?

I wish more TVs did this, but the Sony remotes have a dedicated TV button which essentially brings you to a similar to a Comcast or old-timesey like feel.

I've integrated channels directly into it -- Pluto and Xumo. Parents love it and it's easier to use and navigate. Luckily, Sony TVs have gotten cheaper over the years.

I tried to give them almost every platform (Google TV dongle, Apple TV, Roku, Plex, etc.) and each one left them scratching their heads or just being confused. I tried to teach but they just don't quite retain it as well. It's easier for most to flip to a channel and not have to think about what you want to specifically watch... vs going into menus and using up/down/left