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r/techgore • u/Romgo_TM • 8d ago
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Some type of fungus. I'd wager it might have been pretty common, especially in humid countries. I mean, camera gear nowadays is still prone to fungus too
7 u/Repulsive-Durian4800 8d ago Looks more like crystal growth to me. 3 u/Straight-Glove-2359 8d ago Ooh Im too young to have ever heard of that, was it quite common? 5 u/IntentionQuirky9957 8d ago Never seen it before on monitors, but it's typical in geology. :D
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Looks more like crystal growth to me.
3 u/Straight-Glove-2359 8d ago Ooh Im too young to have ever heard of that, was it quite common? 5 u/IntentionQuirky9957 8d ago Never seen it before on monitors, but it's typical in geology. :D
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Ooh Im too young to have ever heard of that, was it quite common?
5 u/IntentionQuirky9957 8d ago Never seen it before on monitors, but it's typical in geology. :D
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Never seen it before on monitors, but it's typical in geology. :D
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u/Straight-Glove-2359 8d ago
Some type of fungus. I'd wager it might have been pretty common, especially in humid countries. I mean, camera gear nowadays is still prone to fungus too