While blowing, some of the fan’s energy is spent on increasing the pressure inside your dishwasher, which increases the density of the air the fan blades move through, increasing drag on the fan blades causing them to move slower and create less airflow.

While blowing, you’re also pushing moist air to the back of the dishwasher, and after that air reaches 100% relative humidity, it can’t hold any more water and will not help dry your plates. Some of it will eventually escape around the sides, but some of the airflow your fan creates just circulates humid air around the inside of the dishwasher.

Turning your fan around solved both problems. It increased the volume of air flow, and decreased the relative humidity of the air flow.

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Bet that would be fun to take off road. The dimensions are similar to a jeep.

They have no effect until you stop taking them. Then you hallucinate for a few weeks, like a low to medium dose of LSD.

Too expensive. Just get someone undocumented to do it for pennies, then threaten to deport them if they ask for a raise.

This is the only Mozilla mistake I’m aware of:

https://lemmy.world/post/16458081

I wasn’t using bluetooth with 7, so you could be right. But if I need to fiddle with wifi beyond just changing what AP I’m connected to, the network settings I typically want to look at, eg disabling adapters or manually setting an IP address, were available in fewer steps in 7 versus 10.

Yeah, every UI change since 7 has been for the worse, increasing the number of steps required to get work done.

Give a damn? Take a gram!

On a sufficiently large billiards table, it does become hard to prove that some balls don’t spontaneously sink themselves.

There was a relevant post on Lemmy the other day:

The origin and nature of existence is an epistemological black hole that some people like to plug with “a wizard god did it”.

The sensation of free will is an emergent property of a lack of awareness of the big stuff, the small stuff, the long stuff, and the short stuff.