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Hello all,

My current (6-year-old Dell G7) laptop is quite literally falling apart, so I want something that is well-made, from the keyboard to the frame and of course the components.

I'm currently looking at this one:

Lenovo Legion Pro 5 Gen 10 Gaming 16" WQXGA OLED AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX (Beat Core Ultra 9 275HX) NVIDIA RTX 5060 64GB DDR5 RAM 2TB SSD RGB Backlit KB Wi-Fi 7 BT 5.4 HDMI RJ45 Webcam Win 11 Pro Black - Newegg.com

I should say that I don't do a ton of gaming much like many of you might. I stick to one game and play for a while, when I have time.

When I took my son to the pool, I happened to meet a man named u/SaulKD, who was also waiting for his son after practice. We started talking, and I accidentally found out that he is actively involved in investing and told me about a method that currently brings in $150-200 a day. It's not a large amount, but it's still a nice little extra income. I tried this method and want to thank u/SaulKD, who helps many people. If anyone is interested, he is still active, so maybe this will help someone in their life.

So I've got a couple dozen georeferenced building schematics for various buildings all over NYC and I need to create a few different "layers": one for basements, one for grounds, and one for 1st floors. So I want to merge all of the basement layers into one raster and do the same for the other floors.

I used the Merge Rasters function, but that took forever to complete and seems to really slow down ArcPro (like saving takes a while now?). Ultimately, I want to convert them to KML and upload it to Arc Online. I don't need to make any sophisticated calculations with the data, its just for visualization.

My question is whether I'm doing this right or whether there's a better way. I don't