You’re being overly aggressive here, and arguing for a completely different point than was initially made.

You’re talking about two different things though.

1- it’s more energy efficient to wash dishes in a dishwasher, than to wash them by hand. It seems that the data backs this up.

2- it’s wasteful to run a less than full dishwasher. This is obvious because you’re using the same resources to wash fewer dishes.

A dish soap manufacturer is pushing people to run a less than full dishwasher, but that doesn’t mean that switching to hand washing is a better choice either. It just means that ideally you’d wait until it is full and run it.

What’s the cutoff point? Seems like it’s somewhere between 8 dishes and a full load. But we also need to balance how we live, we should try to not be wasteful, but also realistically, just wash your dishes when they need washing.

They can, but the increased radiation and weightlessness can have make getting an erection difficult.

https://www.sciencealert.com/spaceflight-could-exacerbate-erectile-dysfunction-scientists-discover

The random seed of AI images are black and white static, so you end up with a similar amount of very dark and very light areas.

Once you notice that, it’s really easy to identify an AI image. Normal pictures don’t have that.

The statue is overly dark, and the wall is overly bright. You wouldn’t get that with a camera and normal lights.

I’m sure Valve loves the fact that more people are locked into the Steam store.

Steam is great, and there’s workarounds for using other installed games/stores, but… kinda feels bad that this stuff is so integrated into the Valve/Steam experience.

Don’t get me wrong, I use my steam deck… a lot… and I buy most of my games on Steam… I just wish GOG and Epic integration was a little more integrated, just so I don’t feel so locked in to one company. (yes, I’m aware of heroic launcher, and other options, but they’re still just hacked on extra steps that don’t always work)