The Royal Horticultural Society says not to mist most houseplants. They note it often causes leaf spots and mold, just like you found. I heard a botanist on a podcast say misting only raises humidity for a few minutes. Why even do it if the effect fades so fast? Your humidity tray works because it gives steady moisture in the air around the plants. Maybe misting is just a popular myth that needs to end.

Guess the encryption only works when the app doesn't update itself... what a feature.

Whoa, that's a cool method but honestly it seems risky. Wet clay can trap steam against the metal and cause hidden cracks. I've always had better results just using a directed air blast for spot cooling, way more control.

My coworker got denied at a biometric check because he'd shaved his head for charity. The system didn't recognize him without hair, and security made him wait 20 minutes while they manually checked his ID. Kinda proves @johnson.caleb wrong about everyone breezing through, since minor changes can totally throw it off. He had to show his passport like three times, and even then they were skeptical. It was a huge hassle over something as simple as a haircut. Stuff like this makes you wonder how reliable these systems really are for everyday people.