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  • SolarMonkey@slrpnk.nettoScience Memes@mander.xyzBread mold
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    24 days ago

    I bit bread like this once and I can still vividly taste it.

    I’ve accidentally eaten various kinds of mold several dozen times in my life, and in some cases I could barely tell. Slightly dirt flavor. That’s the dangerous mold.

    I was also in my 30s when I found out some people don’t know what mildew smells like. They know the sour smell in clothes, but don’t realize it’s mildew. My partner was one such person, and they -still- don’t care but that smell drives me bonkers.

    Unrelated because I didn’t eat them, but it reminded me of the time I made cookies (specifically Russian tea cookies, aka snowballs) and put them directly in the freezer without letting them dry out, and it was humid enough in the container that months later when I went to eat one, they had tiny adorable mushrooms on them.


  • Usually both, in my experience.

    You’ll have fans for plants that firm up stems and stuff, in addition to helping with transpiration.

    Then you’ll have fans or passive vents near the highest point that move air outside, usually for the sake of venting excess heat and humidity. If you live somewhere cold, these probably stay closed through colder times and are active/open only during the height of summer (these are often the passive vents). If you live somewhere warm, it’ll probably always be active fan-driven, and usually running.

    A lot of people have their ventilation system hooked to climate control sensors, so it only engages when it crosses a certain threshold.






  • To be clear, those are usually for any handicap, as they are outfitted with wheelchair access and usually have extra adults riding along to help.

    They are (or at least were in my area at that time) much more comfortable, similar to public transit busses. I got to ride along with a friend with a muscular problem on one a few times in the late 90s early noughties and it was lux.






  • Lego already makes shit all over the world. Look at the back of one of the big kits and there’s a wildly long list of countries of manufacture.

    They probably even make some parts here in the US.

    The problem is they have tons of parts, and only one or two factories making any given part (other than really common ones maybe). They would have to duplicate each individual mold to have wholly state-side supply. That’s where it becomes impractical.

    They would probably have to try to figure out what they were paying for each part from a different country of manufacture, and that would also be a nightmare.