Sewer_King

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[–] Sewer_King@lemmy.world 3 points 2 years ago

The song that plays at this part is also named "The Part Where He Kills You"

[–] Sewer_King@lemmy.world 0 points 2 years ago

The terms, "innocent until proven guilty," "trial by media," and "jury biases" come to mind.

 

Context: I found what looks like a regular mildew (white, fuzzy and organic, in somewhat large splotches, easy to clean with vinegar, only found on the wood beams) in my basement when my dehumidifier broke and it was particularly humid this summer in my area. I've cleaned it up to the best of my ability and I have a new dehumidifier that should handle the total square footage in my basement.

It looks like my cleaning is working for the mildew, but it sparked a visceral fear that I didn't know I had which was the fear that there is mold in my house. As far as I can tell, I don't have any but I do have some sites in my bathroom and kitchen that look like they could be good areas for mold to start growing. I.e. I have to fix the sealant around my tub, there are some gaps at the back of my old cupboards in the kitchen, and the vent fan above the stove doesn't actually vent anywhere, it just runs the air through a charcoal filter it looks like.

Are there any tips for what I should look out for regarding the starting signs of mold growth or any kind words that can bring my fear addled mind some peace?

Thank you.

[–] Sewer_King@lemmy.world 0 points 2 years ago

Yeah that's more regenerate or maybe power word heals territory.

[–] Sewer_King@lemmy.world 1 points 2 years ago (4 children)

The best part to me is that they include all of these rules to increase the security, but then set a maximum length of the password, which from my understanding is the easiest way to add complexity/security to a password.

[–] Sewer_King@lemmy.world 1 points 2 years ago

Does Carmen San Diego work there or something?