Appreciate you expanding on the earlier comment. All fair points.

I really don’t understand this perspective. I truly don’t.

You see a new technology with flaws and just assume that those flaws will always be there and the technology will never progress.

Like. Do you honestly think this is the one technology that researchers are just going to say “it’s fine as-is, let’s just stop improving it”?

You don’t understand the first thing about how it works but people like you are SO certain that the way it is now is how it will always be, and that because there are flaws developing it further is pointless.

I just don’t get it.

I can’t get doom the dark ages to run at a playable frame rate on my Ryzen 9 / etc 5080 laptop.

Literally the only issue I’ve ever had with Linux gaming.

Patents can’t be owned by companies. Only individuals. In the event of any patent being the result of a team effort each person responsible for its development is gets a proportion of profits from it.

If person develops a patent while employed at a corporation that company owns a lease on the patent lasting 10 or 20 years or something .

I’m sure there’s holes in this you can drive a truck through but high level I feel like there is something there.

I also can’t be arsed to flesh it out further.

im handy with a soldering iron but dont know jack about the math behind electronics - can you provide any guidance as to how one would do this,

id be comfortable deslldering something and surface soldering something back onto a pcb but i am mot sure how what i would actually need to do to do this.

Also while im on the subject - how woukd one do this with bluetooth with a device with a bluetooth chip soldered to the board?