Yeah, it has a built in pump, so currently I'm pumping it outside into our french drain. I highly recommend dehumidifiers with pumps so you can drain the water anywhere.
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That's another thing I'm definitely paranoid about, and it kind of does come with similar paranoia. Come to think of it, there's moss growing on part of our roof.. really should get that cleaned up.
Sorta, that's how the foam kinda works - you drill small holes in the drywall and then inject the foam into the void. The foam expands about 30:1 to cover much of the bottom part of the void.
Absolutely, this is good advice. I forgot to add that I bought one of those giant commercial dehumidifiers once discovered. Since it's so oversized it keeps much of the house pretty dry.
Last time I went bouldering, I broke my tibial plateau. Never again.
Lots of great suggestions. If you want one that will make you mad, Swindled is a great one about white collar crime. Podcaster is left leaning (outwardly so) and it's (sometimes) therapeutic to hear him talk about some of the topics.
Oh yeah, I totally forgot about that - mine does do this, and the LED is right in the bottom middle, and it's super bright.
It probably doesn't need to be - but it was required to set up. Before I had my shield, I allowed local connections for local streaming, but you are correct, it's probably no longer necessary.
Wow, that's a lot of dog whistles and racism. YDI for sure.
Ah, yeah, OpenBSD would do it. You'd basically be limited to running it in a VM which would have severe overhead. For Linux based stuff, though, it has minimal overhead.
Perhaps, but greedy people who are willing to make weapons that kill children will definitely at least be annoyed that they're losing billions internationally. They're greedy corporations, after all.
Interesting, even the commercial grade ones die that fast?