Dealing with humidity is one thing, but it’s terrible at drawing “whole” water out of something.

And it’s not the water that’s the problem, it’s like you said, it’s the gunk and minerals it leaves behind.

Isopropyl alcohol will push water out of any cracks and crevices, if you’re able to submerge bare boards in it. If you do it before the minerals have a chance to dry and corrode, it will get pushed out with the water.

It doesn’t, what you’ve got is either a device that was sufficiently waterproofed (Which maybe aren’t AirPods waterproof?) and just needed the liquid to clear out on its own

Or a device that’s working on borrowed time, the minerals have still been deposited on electronic components after the water evaporated on its own. Devices can take some shorting here and there, but it’s only a matter of time before it becomes too much. Could be a few days, couple of weeks or even months and then POOF dead for good

There’s a theoretical limit of 9999, the valid range of cm’s is between 0002 and 9998. 0001 is for testing

9999 Íͯ̑s̮ f͡orͣͯ ť̙͇ra͌ͬͅn͕͋͒sc̲͡e͋͡n̼d̳in̸̟ͦg̥̙ͮ t̟͎̤he͡ͅ ì̸̵ͣͫn̲͍̓ͮ̇t͓̱̺̀ͪͨ̍̄ͩ͘è̦͡r̴̫̺͇̞͇̀ͅḍ̀̓͜͠iͦm̨̍̏̋̔̈̿̆e̝̞̗̎̓ͧ̀͌̍͢n̶̺͜s̟̲̀ͮ̍̎ͥ͘͟͜i̴̫̜͉̿̈̽́̃o̞͉ͨͨ̌͛ͭͩ͒ͯ͡n͎͉͈̣͍̖̉͜a̢_͈͍̥ͣ͂͊̇͘l p̯̏̏ͪl̶̨̐̿̍a̪̻̬̬̽ͮne̖ f̡͓̞̮͙̲̳͌̍͑̒͂͝o̯̯̪̤ͩͭ͗ͨr̥̯͐͡_̵̥̩̐̄ ho̶̧̙̬̫̊̃ͪͧ̕͜͡r̶̢̟̼̻͍̮̬͍̺̉ͯͥ̊̓̍̋ͥ͝r̩̹̰̬̠ͭ̈́̊or̷̡͔̘̲̟̋̈́̃ͭͤͤ̄s̛̻̗̹ͮ be̵̡̯̜̘̻̬̩̰ͥ̉̊ͧͫ̏͒ͤ̄y̵̸ͩ͗̇ͩo̸̵̮͍̻͕̞͊ͣ́ͦ͟͟n̲̣ͣ̚d̤̩͖̜͓͛ͭ̃̌̅̆̓̃̈́͟͟͝ h̴͕̥̫͊ͥ̋̏̓̃̾̕͜u̡̓̆_̷̷̢̬͕̪̬̻͓̑̒̇͗͘m̈́a̠ͯn̷̷̢̥͍̹ͥͮ͛̽̕͘ c͔̞͈̗̜̔̋̾̂͑́om̸̭̖̾͂̆̍͂pr͓̍_̭̺̥͙̌͑̈́̚e̷̷̺_̠̟̌ͅh̵̢͎͐̎͢eͥ̏͂ͭ̏n̛͉̞̭̖̮͉̹͕̜̽ͯ͂̔̅̓̀͜s̶̙̬͉̍͛͑̎̒͒͢͢͠i̴̇̄̊̇̐̓ͮ̔̕͜o̘͑ň͙̱̟̤̿̔̾͠.̟̠̗̘͙ͩ̓̑̋͜͟

It’s true a comm made on any instance can be accessed from any other instance on the network.

But in addition to personal preference and just wanting to keep things neat, it also helps keep things more decentralized to help prevent one instance becoming too big for its own good. Aka the .world problem

Lol I make them as I need them, .zip is a “Gaming and tech focused instance” so now when I make a comm that falls into one of those categories I’ll make them here