Plus, a lot of us carried walkmans and discmans for years. Most still use wired headphones for phones in their pocket.

I'm starting to find Edge far better than chrome and less resource heavy.

Buuuut, Chrome now has all my integrations with GDrive, Gmail, YouTube, and my Android phone. MS's suite is still a nightmare.

Wow. So many things wrong there

Yeah but that's not stopping the condensation in the first place. You see the condensation on the windows because glass isn't porous. Your walls will be soaking it up, and it's harder to see.

Clean it off with vinegar/bleach/mould spray (mould spray is usually just diluted bleach), crack a window a fraction, and turn the heat up. A dehumidifier will help in the first few days or so to help dry it out - but you have a wider problem. I know because I have the exact same problem as I've said with my bay window. The gaps around the old seals were acting as trickle vents and I got mould the moment I sealed them up.

It's the hardest thing to do in a house in the winter - keep it warm but also provide enough airflow

Not necessarily. Moulds across that sort of breadth would either be a MAJOR leak on the outside cladding, or it's internal and condensation based

Do you have working trickle vents on those windows? It can be just condensation. I had no issues in my house until I sealed up gaps around old windows. Turns out the gaps were incidentally providing air flow. Got mould inside of 3 weeks.

Woah, Black Billy

Pentagram

That Doe-sbury Flop

CT-One adhesive

It's just natural movement. Added to by any walking around up there

It took me forever to figure out what your problem was from the photo. The bit you want to fix is fine and you don't notice it. Any time you get mitres involved something looks off.

The bit that caught my eye is at the top landing. Top and bottom are off. You did be able to translate a piece from the top to the bottom if you trim flat across

Sister

Sample size too small. Quite possible that 4 of the ProV1x's was a single player