Dishwasher safe usually means that the plastic is safe for up to boiling water temperature. You can alter the chemistry of plastics so that you end up with microplastics in your food if you go above certain temps with most plastics.
Dishwashers have different cycles but they also have a “sanitation” cycle often which runs the water at boiling temps to kill bacteria to make it “food grade safe”.
Also the cast iron is there to fuck with the cast iron cult since you’re not supposed to wash them thoroughly but instead keep a small coating of whatever was there that makes it non-stick. You can watch “How to season a cast iron” to get the gist of it.








I like bash, hate the language though but it does the job. I’m using blackbox and yakuake for terminal emulators and IDE is Neovim for frontend and Rider (Jetbrains) for c# backend. I like the debugging experience with Rider.
If you work through ssh then going all in on Neovim makes a lot of sense. I don’t know what you’re working on but through an ssh Neovim is best.