Tristan Scott

And we have some ideas like, hey, what if there's some sensors on the daylight computer to where it knows your position in space and then it's only outputting the radiation, the Wi-Fi connectivity away from you. That would be cool. And that actually wouldn't be...

too challenging to do a lot of the newer chipsets have directionality functionality um so that should be possible like theoretically in my head so i'm going to explore that and you know wi-fi is all around the room so it's not it's not going to make your connection or your throughput any worse right so that's something there's shielding there's filtering potentially to look into but again

too challenging to do a lot of the newer chipsets have directionality functionality um so that should be possible like theoretically in my head so i'm going to explore that and you know wi-fi is all around the room so it's not it's not going to make your connection or your throughput any worse right so that's something there's shielding there's filtering potentially to look into but again

too challenging to do a lot of the newer chipsets have directionality functionality um so that should be possible like theoretically in my head so i'm going to explore that and you know wi-fi is all around the room so it's not it's not going to make your connection or your throughput any worse right so that's something there's shielding there's filtering potentially to look into but again

If you're an electrical engineer listening to this, and I'm not an RF engineer, but anyone has any ideas, hit me up. Tristan at dailycomputer.com. Or the Li-Fi thing, like long-term, maybe that's it. Maybe in like a couple of generations, we build a Li-Fi router and we move our devices to that. Because what I can tell you, Danny, no one's going to move to hardwired internet.

If you're an electrical engineer listening to this, and I'm not an RF engineer, but anyone has any ideas, hit me up. Tristan at dailycomputer.com. Or the Li-Fi thing, like long-term, maybe that's it. Maybe in like a couple of generations, we build a Li-Fi router and we move our devices to that. Because what I can tell you, Danny, no one's going to move to hardwired internet.

If you're an electrical engineer listening to this, and I'm not an RF engineer, but anyone has any ideas, hit me up. Tristan at dailycomputer.com. Or the Li-Fi thing, like long-term, maybe that's it. Maybe in like a couple of generations, we build a Li-Fi router and we move our devices to that. Because what I can tell you, Danny, no one's going to move to hardwired internet.

I do that in my house because I think for at-home setups. You're a psycho. Yeah, I think for at-home setups, it's actually not bad because. What, hardwired? Yeah, if you set it up to where. Sorry to wake up. You want to try it?

I do that in my house because I think for at-home setups. You're a psycho. Yeah, I think for at-home setups, it's actually not bad because. What, hardwired? Yeah, if you set it up to where. Sorry to wake up. You want to try it?

I do that in my house because I think for at-home setups. You're a psycho. Yeah, I think for at-home setups, it's actually not bad because. What, hardwired? Yeah, if you set it up to where. Sorry to wake up. You want to try it?

It's like a simonia salt stuff.

It's like a simonia salt stuff.

It's like a simonia salt stuff.

It just wakes you up. This is what the kids are doing now?

It just wakes you up. This is what the kids are doing now?

It just wakes you up. This is what the kids are doing now?

Yeah. I have to do it every once in a while.

Yeah. I have to do it every once in a while.

Yeah. I have to do it every once in a while.

Oh, wow. That was a light sniff.