▲ 328 r/residentevil
According to IGN, Capcom announced plans to use AI in future games at its Capcom Open Conference RE: 2026 event on October 2.
The news was first reported by Japanese outlet GameBiz.
u/princesspeeved — 12 days ago
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▲ 70 r/UTAustin
Did You Lose Your Cow in The UT Health Parking Garage?
I found this cute cow in the UT Heath parking garage on the second floor at 4:42 p.m today. I’m not a student but if this lil moo is yours I’ll make sure you get him back!
u/princesspeeved — 27 days ago
▲ 49 r/RoundRock
Mold Found in Brown Eggs at Round Rock HEB
I haven’t bought eggs in a while, but apparently this has become a known issue as of late. HEB refuses to mention the supplier, but does anyone know the Round Rock HEB where these eggs were from?
u/princesspeeved — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/RoundRock
For Those Who Sold Their Home Recently (Last 6 Months)
How long did it take? How much did you sell compared to your original asking price, and how many concessions did you have to make?
We really want to move to be near family for a number of reasons. Thankfully my spouse’s work location is flexible, and I can find a job in my industry relatively easily.
Unfortunately, we still have a high balance on our mortgage due to it only being bought a few years ago. While we’d like to sell it at enough to cover the balance, we know this is unlikely. We’ve done some repairs and renovations while living here but are really discouraged by the market. There are two other homes on our street for sale, and half a dozen in our neighborhood for rent. And more popping up each week it seems like.
We’re just feeling really discouraged and would like to hear some positive stories or at least some evidence of light at the end of this dark tunnel. Though I know realistically even that’s a lot to ask for.
u/princesspeeved — 1 month ago
▲ 10 r/CleaningTips
How to Remove Mold from Vintage Leather?
Long story short, our ceiling caved in above my closet. There was no water that we could tell, only drywall and insulation.
We’ve been waiting a couple of weeks for construction to come out, because they kept cancelling. But when moving stuff out today I found mold on my leather purses and clothes.
There was just a little on some cotton shirts, but anything leather was COVERED. They definitely weren’t wet or had any sort of mold prior to the break.
There are some leather pants that were definitely thrown away (Picture 2), but I had some tooled leather purses on a different shelf that have mold damage, but not as bad.
Is there a way to clean the mold off of these without damaging them? Is there a place I can send them that does mold remediation/repairs for leather? They are rare, one-of-a-kind, and a couple have sentimental value because they use to be my grandmother’s. I really don’t want to throw them away, but I will if I have to. I’m just very sad about it all.
And yes, unrelated, but I know that there’s probably a bigger issue with mold in my house and HVAC system. I’ve been suffering from mycotoxin symptoms for years, but sadly haven’t been able to provide enough believable evidence to my husband that there’s toxic mold in our house…until now, I guess.
Thank you for your help.
u/princesspeeved — 3 months ago
How Bad Is It…Is It Fixable?
It’s about what I expected. I knew there was mold from a water leak. I sampled all of my house though (dust test).
For those that did remediation and removal, did it fix things? Was it worth it?
u/princesspeeved — 5 months ago