On my google business page, I included a 3rd party link in the appointments section. So when you click on it, it takes you to a 3rd party app where you can fill on contact information.
I'm trying to delete this link because I don't use the 3rd party app anymore. I've found it damn near impossible to locate.
Anyone familiar with this process??
TIA
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Looking for some advice. My partner and I have struggled financially for many years, dealing with multiple health-related issues, a period of his unemployment and under-employment, all of which depleted a 401k of mine from a previous job. And also just some pure irresponsibility on our parts, which we fully realize.
We’ve now cleaned up almost all of our debt and are looking for a way to set up our finances in the best way possible, so that we can have some kind of savings for retirement.
I’m 54 years old and self-employed making 30k year. I’m a massage therapist. Due to health issues and injuries over the years, I’m limited in how much I can comfortably work.
I have a Traditional IRA I started a few years back. It has a current balance of $24k. I plan to contribute $7500/year going forward. I’ll also inherit some from my mother, but I don’t want to consider that. She’s still healthy and we expect her to be around for many more years. I’d rather she live a long, comfortable life than leave anything to me.
My partner is 45 and has a traditional job making $70k. He has $20k in a 401k, 6% employer match, and this year we bumped his contribution to 14%. So he’s now contributing $14k/year.
We’ve been paying down a lot of his debt over the years and clearly haven’t saved much, but we are now debt free except for one more year owed on his car loan ($6000 remaining). We do not own a home, but rent a modestly priced duplex ($860/mo). We live simply and really don’t travel much. We’re home bodies.
My partner’s grandparent’s decided to leave him their house when they pass, which is an incredibly generous gift. We’re grateful beyond words for that. It’s valued at $350k. This will be enough to cover a modest home for us. That takes care of a massive retirement cost.
If we change nothing, I should have close to $270k in my tIRA at the age of 70 (with 6% growth) and my SS payment will be $2100 at 70.
My partner will have over $700k in his 401k at age 67 (with 6% growth). We haven’t determined his SS payment yet.
My questions are:
I just recently learned about the Solo 401k. Should I open one for my business and contribute to that instead of the tIRA? It would allow me to contribute more than the current $7500/year and still give me the same immediate tax savings, correct?
Could I then also open a Roth IRA and contribute an additional $2500k/year to that? I can comfortably save a total of $10k/year now that most of our debt is paid off.
If I calculate correctly, that would give me about $330k (in both the rIRA and 401k) at 70. With yearly withdrawals of $24k, that would give me $4000/mo before taxes.
And what would you do with the current $24k in the tIRA? Leave it there, do a Roth conversion…?
If I’m honest, with my health issues and family history, I don’t expect I’ll make it much past my mid-70s. Men in my family don’t make it that long. Most of what I’m doing is trying to set up my partner to be ok and leave a little something for my nieces and nephews. I don’t expect I’ll have much of a retirement myself. Not trying to be gloom, just honest!
Any help or advice you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!

Ive had multiple ranked games where i get top 5 or third and i don’t get points for the multiple kills i get in the game, i just get placement points

I think Lexi is a super emotionally intelligent person and she can pick up on how toxic nessa is and she can see through right through her act but I don’t like the way she puts it on Rae like she expects everyone to see through people the way she could see through nessa. People pick up on different things and I feel like if Lexi just took the moment to explain it to Rae instead of just getting mad/upset with Rae (especially since Lexi has had three years to know how Rae does with emotions/confrontation, the conversation should be approached differently, if that makes any sense) idk I I’d love to hear other people’s thoughts on this

Be me: Ishmael, Damphir Barbarian
Be not me: DM; Chus, Lizardfolk Necromancer; Aanshe, Koldemar Vitalist; Zero, Ratfolk Psion;
Having started a skull collection from the last band of Gnolls to harass the Nightmare Wagon we arrive in town...
We sell off the loot horde and split the value of it.
Chus uses his share to kit out his skeleton better.
We take a loot at the available jobs once out shopping is done.
There's four hunting jobs, hunting various critters that have found their way into the forest...
We take the jobs and ready ourselves to deal with them once we return to the temporary Kobold Den
While we're there we're introduced to a new mercenary who the tribe has hired to help deal with the issue, Zero the Ratfolk
After some time passes from Anshe being indisposed... we set off the hunt down the critters
Not too long on the road we come up on a sinkhole...
Anshe gets out and peers over the edge... the hole leads into a large cavern.
We decide to investigate and lock the wagons wheels, tie off some rope and make our way down...
We find ourselves in a cavern and slowly making our way forward we find... Basilisks!
INITIATIVE: Chus, Basilisks, Ishmael, Zero, Aanshe
Chus orders Buffy to charge and averts his gaze.
One of the Basilisks manages to bite Buffy and the other scores a crit while she's struggling.
The squad of Basilisks moves up approaching us...
Ishmael moves into position to head off a pair of approaching Basilisks and strikes one.
Ishmael & Zero are petrified!
Aanshe covers her eyes to protect herself and fires a ray zapping one!
Chus closes his eyes and blasts the Basilisks with his swarm magic.
The Basilisks continue their advance noming on Buffy and waddling into the fray.
One goes to nom each: Aanshe & Chus. Chus is bit!
Aanshe catches one with her health steal, healing Chus with the stolen HP
Chus surges his swarm! ... it kills Buffy and seriously wounds most of the Basilisks.
The Basilisks begin to withdraw...
Feeling about blinded and not finding enemies Chus opens his eyes... and is immediately petrified.
Aanshe's alone now... she blindly throws a Steal Health at the sound of their retreat and nails one!
After a second shot misses and the noise of the retreat dies down she risks a peek and sees her petrified party.
Aanshe manages to un-petrify the whole party and takes a minute to meditate.
Ishmael asks where Buffy is when he doesn't notice her among the group... Chus explains that she was destroyed in the fight.
We look around for the Basilisks and Aanshe removes her blindfold. Onward!
We make our way forward!
As we explore we find a small hole in one of the walls just larger than one of the Basilisks we've slain...
Aanshe goes a bit far ahead... and finds a Dracolisk!
Initiative! Zero, Aanshe, Ishmael, Chus, Dracolisk
Zero moves up into position.
Aanshe buffs!
Ishmael charges up almost into melee.
Chus! He tries to blind it?
It reposition and breaths acid!
Zero continues to try and better position...
Aanshe baps it with Steal Health
Ishmael follows the direction of the Acid back to the monster and scores a blind crit!
Chus activates his ghost hand.
The Dracolisk takes advantage of the no AoOs while blinded and flies from Ishmael's position.
It flies to Aanshe and attacks her!
Zero's turn! She stabs it in the thinking-parts.
Aanshe rips the last bits of HP from it with Stealth Health...
It falls, hits the edge of the bridge, slips and falls further.
...victory? Victory!
Aanshe carefully peeks... "I GOT IT!" she exclaims
She casts Metamorphosis and scales down to where it fell.
Ishmael comes to the top of the bridge to look down... "Is it dead?"
It's not and Aanshe stabilizes it.
We blindfold it and get to work hauling it out of the pit.
Zero begins to panic when she sees it being tied up and we explain that it's going to be tied up and brought in.
Meanwhile Chus collects one of the other dead Basilisks to serve as the replacement for Buffy
Looking at the situation we consider how to get the KO'd dragon up...
Ishmael suggests we go up and then just reel in the rope since we tied it to the rope we used to descend.
Sounds like a plan and we do it. We load the Dracolisk onto the Nightmare Wagon and roll back into town.
Nothing is crazy enough to mess with the Nightmare Wagon as we ride!
The town guards are a little concerned...
We explain we're bringing it to the council
They insist on having a guard come along.
Ishmael comments "Sure, climb aboard. Mind the blindfold, this thing petrifies."
The are concerned for a moment and force the rookie to be the guard for the trip to the council.
Aanshe tries to make conversation as we roll down the city streets... he's not very talkative.
The Council comes out to see what we've caught with all the weird...
They offer us a small bonus and Aanshe says it's insulting.
We suggest we'd sell the creature... and Chus immediately places an offer
....
We have a concern about it becoming a Dracolich and Ishmael suggests we involve the local Vampire.
Session called as it's nearing midnight.
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Previous Session

Hello we are Hannah and Jon we love anime and video games. We work overnight at 7-Eleven. We live in Lenexa Kansas if you live out side the Kansas city metro area you must be willing to relocate. We are looking for a closed triad and are extremely loving and affectionate people. Dm us if your interested in getting to know us . We like cooking and sharing everything with a potential partner.

So when i got to work today there was a basket of expired candy, some months old, some days.
Now im told it all goes in the trash bit i also grew up poor, and wasting good food is the biggest crime in my family. Can we not like, divy it up and make little gift bundles for the staff to take home or let a staff member who wants it buy it all at like, the same price as the grab bags wr make out of the old seasonal overstock? Cause honestly i would have bought all of it for dirt cheap just to have munchies in my kitchen since i have issues with eating normally anyway.
Or is there some stupid food law at play here because i sold one of those meltable things today for baking that "went off" in like, febuary, if we're taking the expired candy out, why not take those too?
Had i gotten there before the morning mod left i would have 100% been like "well why not?" Cause its chocolate, it doesnt go off for ages and best before dates are, in my opinion, a suggestion at best depending on the foodstuff.
I just dont think candy past its best before should be unceremoniously thrown out like that, let us take some home, or if you really wanna make a dollar, give it to staff for dirt cheap, especially if its been like, 2 days since.
Thank you for coming to me TEDtalk.

34 [M4F] Colorado - Looking for a +1!
Hey there y’all,
My name is Chris and I’m looking for a friend to chat with a bit and I’m also looking for someone to take to the GoPro Mountain games in Vail next weekend June 8th-11th. I won VIP tickets and hotel rooms and have a +1 so I can bring someone with me but everyone I know will be unfortunately busy. Their loss is your gain so let’s go tear it up!
A little about me:
Hobby wise I enjoy working out, playing video games, spending time with my two gorgeous GSD pups, paddle boarding, camping, fishing, sitting on my butt and having binge sessions and cuddles.
The looks - 5’10” 175lbs, hazel eyes, short light brown hair, and a short and clean auburn red beard.
Feel free to reach out if you’re interested in going on an adventure or if you just want to chat.

Hey all! Thinking about renting a place out in PG as I will be working near the area but after a Google search I saw it had quite a high CSI. Wanted to know from the locals (especially the ladies) of y'all feel safe in PG? Is it more like avoid certain areas and I'll be fine? TIA :)

My wife’s family want to travel to Florida. I’m worried about Florida senate bill 1718 and it’s potential abuse against anyone with out of state licenses. Would documentation of work authorization and driver license be enough proof of being here legally?

Does anyone else experience a blank mindset when adjusted to prozac? I used to always overthink and have thoughts about everything i did but now nothing comes to mind, the world feels quiet and peaceful for once and it does feel a little unusual because for the past 7 years i always stared at blank walls.., my mind would be filled with negativity, depressing and suicidal thoughts. Now its like im walking quietly and sometimes makes me a bit anxious but so far im loving the experience. I always wondered how people went throughout the days without thinking about what they’re going to say next or do next, having that inner monologue telling you lies to make you more scared about what you’re about to do. I just do it without a negative thought and i can see why everyone always told me im overthinking. Im on 20mg and its great

I am currently a senior studying finance, and over this summer, I am working as a commercial banking intern for a southern U.S. regional bank that mainly underwrites for Commercial Real Estate. I have expressed interest in continuing employment with them following the internship, given adequate performance. However, I have been looking at what other opportunities would be available after gaining a little crumb of experience and CRE industry knowledge.
I have begun to look at what types of certifications are available for finance related fields, such as the FINRA exams, as well as the courses and certs offered by the CFI. My career aspirations are to remain in banking, then move to buy-side. Before the internship, I was working full time and taking 15 hours of courses at my university. So to me, the standard 40-hour work week has given me some free time.
I know that I’m not prepared for any FINRA exams at all, and much less as a broke college student. But my main question is, do the CFI certs actually hold up in the future? Are there any weights/considerations made within hiring or promotion if you already have obtained these? I understand that knowledge is knowledge, but, as far as what is visible on the resume, do the certs actually mean anything to prospective firms or hiring managers?

I'm seeing significant misconceptions about the members of the NASA Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Study Team (UAPST). Some of that is from sloppy writing in the mainstream media, some is just assumptions.
This group is individuals chosen by NASA from outside NASA reflecting a variety of opinions, approaches, and expertise to apply to the question of UAP. Some are hostile to the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis; some are willing to accept it as a possibility. Not all are scientists, though all have science training. They have not seen classified material. I get the impression they haven't had many meetings and haven't actually discussed much to come to consensus. The budget for the committee was only $120k. Some have worked for NASA in the past. One interesting point is that all sixteen were NASA's "first picks" -- no-one who was invited turned down the opportunity. They have received harrassment from both the "believer" and the "conventional academy" sides of the spectrum; possibly also hostility from the Fundementalist Christian leadership who consider UFOs to be demonic manifistations.
Contrary to news reports, their mission was not to solve the UAP problem, but to to come up with ways to solve the UAP problem using NASA's publicly available data already collected in various Earth and Space surveys (satellite stuff). A historical review of NASA's photography and videography and of statements made by astronauts in the past wasn't in their remit. (Though let's face it nothing was stopping any of them from picking up a book.) AS far as I know, no public statement has been made outlining what evidence they did review; I certainly hope it will be in their report.

The members of NASA’s independent study team on unidentified anomalous phenomena are:
David Spergel was selected to chair NASA’s independent study on unidentified anomalous phenomena. He is the president of the Simons Foundation where he was the founding director of its Flatiron Institute for Computational Astrophysics. His interests range from the search for planets and nearby stars to the shape of the universe. He has measured the age, shape and composition of the universe and played a key role in establishing the standard model of cosmology. A MacArthur “Genius” Fellow, Spergel has been cited in publications more than 100,000 times.
Anamaria Berea is an associate professor of Computational and Data Science at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. She is a research affiliate with the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California, and a research investigator with Blue Marble Space Institute of Science in Seattle. Her research is focused on the emergence of communication in complex living systems and on data science applications in astrobiology, for the science of both biosignatures and technosignatures. She uses a wide range of computational methods to uncover fundamental patterns in the data. ​​
Federica Bianco is a joint professor at the University of Delaware in the Department of Physics and Astrophysics, the Biden School of Public Policy and Administration and a Senior Scientist at the Multi-city Urban Observatory. She is a cross-disciplinary scientist with a focus on using data-science to study the universe and find solutions to urban-based problems on earth. She is Deputy Project Scientist for the Vera C. Rubin Observatory which in 2023 will start the Legacy Survey of Space and Time to study the night sky in the southern hemisphere and discover new galaxies and stars. She has been published in more than 100 peer-reviewed papers and received that Department of Energy’s “Innovative Development in Energy-Related Applied Science” grant.
Paula Bontempi has been a biological oceanographer for more than 25 years. She is the sixth dean and the second woman to lead the Graduate School of Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island (URI). She is also a professor of oceanography at URI. She spent eighteen years at NASA and was appointed acting deputy director of NASA’s Earth Science Division for the Science Mission Directorate. She also led NASA’s research on ocean biology, biogeochemistry, the carbon cycle and ecosystems, as well as many NASA Earth observing satellite missions in marine science. She is a fellow of The Oceanography Society.
Reggie Brothers is the operating partner at AE Industrial Partners in Boca Raton, Florida. He previously served as CEO and board member of BigBear.ai in Columbia, Maryland. Brothers also was the executive vice president and chief technology officer of Peraton, as well as a principal with the Chertoff Group. Prior to his time in the private sector, he served as the undersecretary for Science and Technology at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research at the Department of Defense. Brothers is also a Distinguished Fellow at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology and he is a member of the Visiting Committee for Sponsored Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Jen Buss is the CEO of the Potomac Institute of Policy Studies in Arlington, Virginia. Before she became CEO, Buss worked extensively with NASA to explore policy issues and strategic planning processes for astronaut medical care and cancer diagnostics and therapeutics. She is nationally recognized as an authority in her field for science and technology trends analysis and policy solutions.
Nadia Drake is a freelance science journalist and contributing writer at National Geographic. She also regularly writes for Scientific American, and specializes in covering astronomy, astrophysics, planetary sciences, and jungles. She has won journalism awards for her work in National Geographic including the David N. Schramm Award from the High Energy Astrophysics Division of the American Astronomical Society and the Jonathan Eberhart award from the AAS Division of Planetary Sciences. Drake holds a doctorate in genetics from Cornell University.
Mike Gold is the executive vice president of Civil Space and External Affairs at Redwire in Jacksonville, Florida. Prior to Redwire, Gold held multiple leadership roles at NASA, including associate administrator for Space Policy and Partnerships, acting associate administrator for the Office of International and Interagency Relations and senior advisor to the Administrator for International and Legal Affairs. He led for NASA, jointly with the Department of State, the creation and execution of the Artemis Accords, which established the norms of behavior in space. He also led the negotiation and adoption of binding international agreements for the lunar Gateway, the creation of new planetary protocols and the first purchase by NASA of a lunar resource. Gold was awarded NASA’s Outstanding Leadership Medal for his work in 2020.Additionally, Gold was appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Transportation to serve as Chair of the Commercial Space Transportation Advisory Committee from 2012 until he joined NASA in 2019.
David Grinspoon is a senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute in Tuscon, Arizona, and serves as a frequent advisor to NASA on space exploration. He is on science teams for several interplanetary spacecraft missions including the DAVINCI mission to Venus. He is the former inaugural Baruch S. Blumberg NASA/Library of Congress Chair in Astrobiology. His research focuses on comparative planetology especially regarding climate evolution and the implications of habitability on earth-like planets. He was awarded the Carl Sagan Medal by the American Astronomical Society and he is an elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is also an adjunct professor of Astrophysical and Planetary Science at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado, as well as Georgetown University in Washington.
Scott Kelly is a former NASA astronaut, test pilot, fighter pilot, and retired U.S. Navy captain. He commanded the International Space Station Expeditions 26, 45, and 46. He was also the pilot of Space Shuttle Discovery for the third Hubble Servicing Mission. He was selected for a year-long mission to the space station where he set the record at the time for the total accumulated number of days spent in space. Prior to NASA, Kelly was the first pilot to fly the F-14 with a new digital flight control system. He flew the F-14 Tomcat in fighter squadron VF-143 aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. He is a two-time New York Times bestselling author and was recognized by Time magazine in 2015 as one of the most influential people in the world.
Matt Mountain is the president of The Association of Universities for Research and Astronomy, known as AURA. At AURA, Mountain oversees a consortium of 44 universities nationwide and four international affiliates who help NASA and the National Science Foundation build and operate observatories including NASA’s Hubble Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope. He also serves as a telescope scientist for Webb and is a member of its Science Working Group. He is the former director of The Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, and the International Gemini Observatory in Hilo, Hawaii.
Warren Randolph is the deputy executive director of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Accident Investigation and Prevention for Aviation Safety department. He has an extensive background in aviation safety at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and is currently responsible for setting and implementing safety management system principles and using data to inform the assessment of future hazards and emerging safety risks. Prior to the FAA, Randolph served as an aerodynamicist for the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Air Force for multiple flight simulations. Walter Scott is the executive vice president and chief technology officer of Maxar in Westminster, Colorado, a space technology company that specializes in earth intelligence and space infrastructure. In 1992, he founded DigitalGlobe which became part of Maxar in 2017. He has held leadership positions at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, California and was the president of Scott Consulting. In 2021, he was inducted into the David W. Thompson Lecture in Space Commerce by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Joshua Semeter is a professor of electrical and computer engineering as well as the director of the Center for Space Physics at Boston University. At Boston University, he researches interactions between Earth’s ionosphere and the space environment. Activities in Semeter’s lab include the development of optical and magnetic sensor technologies, radar experiment design and signal processing, and the application of tomographic and other inversion techniques to the analysis of distributed, multi-mode measurements of the space environment.
Karlin Toner is the acting executive director of the FAA’s Office of Aviation Policy and Plans. Previously, she served as the director of the FAA’s global strategy where she led the FAA’s international strategy and managed threats to international civil aviation. Prior to the FAA, Toner served at NASA in multiple leadership positions including director of the Airspace Systems Program at NASA Headquarters. She is a NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal recipient and is an associate fellow for the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Shelley Wright is an associate professor of physics at the University of California, San Diego’s Center for Astrophysics and Space Studies. She specializes in galaxies, supermassive black holes and building optical and infrared instruments for telescopes using adaptive optics such as integral field spectrographs. She is a Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) researcher and instrumentalist. She is also the principal investigator for the UC San Diego Optical Infrared Laboratory. Previously, she was an assistant professor at the University of Toronto’s Dunlap Institute.

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-announces-unidentified-anomalous-phenomena-study-team-members/

Hi everyone! I’ve come on here because since January I have been experiencing what I call “staring spells”. It’s almost as if I get sucked into/fixated on a certain object and just stare blankly into space. I am fully aware of it happening and will still be able to hear and talk to people. Sometimes I can snap out of it, other times it’s really hard which invokes an anxious feeling. Along with this, I started to experience very intense brain fog where I felt that until April I was barely functioning as my normal self. This became very bad to the point where my anxiety grew and I had numerous anxiety and panic attacks daily!
At first, I thought it was absence seizures after some googling (I know, very bad to google). I had a 20 minute EEG and full 72 hour EEG done where I had these staring spells and even an anxiety attack. The neurologist ruled out any seizure activity and told me it was anxiety. Also, I want to note that I did go and see my PCP and had labs done to check for any thyroid, lyme, or vitamin deficiencies. Nothing wrong there!
Next, I went to see a long COVID doctor who prescribed me the two trial medications for the brain fog and it definitely has worked. I did have COVID about two weeks before my symptoms started.
So basically, I’m wondering if anyone has experienced these staring spells with their anxiety and how they dealt with it, either with medications or techniques? I know these spells are anxiety related because whenever I’m in classes or stressful situations, I will get this uncontrollable feeling to stare and almost like allow my brain to relax? Also, whenever I talk about my anxiety or think about these spells I will almost “trigger” these episodes.
Any advice is appreciated! (:
Note: I do see a therapist and started acupuncture today for my anxiety as I’m scared of SSRIs.

After all, Charlotte hasn’t worked in over 2 decades. And not even her supposed trust fund or Harry’s million dollar a year job could rescue them this time from Charlotte’s couture and 15 million dollar donation to the Met habits. So their two spoiled brats get kicked out of private school and have to go to public high school.
This would push Charlotte and Harry to the brink of divorce and Harry loses ownership of his law firm and attempts suicide. And Charlotte is forced back to work but she has to drive Uber because she hasn’t been in the gallery arena for decades. And the family is forced to move to Long Island. And Carrie and Miranda ghost Charlotte a bit because they’re tired of dealing with the drama Charlotte’s life always but they could pretend money and a man could swoop in and save the day.
Anyways…

Hello guys, does anyone know a software that records days of market movement and can simulate option trading in those recordings? I'd love to learn how to use options with fake money on a Saturday but trading on a Friday or Monday, If that makes sense.
I've seen and downloaded a good amount of market simulations but they only follow the market IRL and don't support options.

So I’ve been through the process of modding through wabbajack before (Living Skyrim 3, Phoenix, AVO, etc.), but I really want to get back to the basics. I want something as close to vanilla gameplay as possible that improves visuals some, but without adding hundreds of mods and going over the top and adding animations, custom body physics, etc.
Really I don’t want my modded game to feel bloated and the problem I have with some of the wabbajack lists is that they add way too much. It feels like I’m studying for a class just to understand all the mechanics they add to the game.
For reference I’m running an I5-12400, 3060Ti, and 32gb RAM. I’d like to play at 1080 or 1440 @60fps. On top of essential mods as well as some graphics enhancers how many mods am I looking at, a few dozen? What would be the best visual mods that would work with my specs? Should I consider an enb or would it be too much for my specs?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzZo0_oQZC0
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Here my Moza R9 FFB settings for Dirt Rally 2.0.
If you like them, good for you.
If not, don't be afraid to play with sliders. Take those settings as indicative.
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Big thanks to Karl Gosling for this DR 2.0 FFB guide for the Fanatec DD1/DD2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCwD2_HOhak
He has made an awesome guide that explain everyhting you need to know abiut in game FFB tuning.
It's really great that his in game settings for Fanatec DD1/DD2 works great on Moza R9 (just a bit more on Wheel Friction and less on Collision).
So even a bigger thanks?
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Know issues: DR 2.0 FFB on asphalt is basically non existant. It's a DR2 issues and not from your wheel.