That's nice and all, but I have no idea what either "wet" or "opaque" mean in relation to sound =(
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I had the same issue a few years ago. After spending forever looking for a solution online, I found a fantastic video that explained the reason for this degradation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5BhECVlKJA
TLDW, it has to do with some components (the contact plates) being rated for electronics of the 90s, with higher voltage than today's devices use. So these components are now subject to below optimal voltages (say, 1.8V or 3.3V), and tiny sparks happen that would not be there at 5V, thus damaging the plate ever so slightly.
Immediately after watching that video, I opened my mouse and scratched the plates with a flat screwdriver. I haven't had a problem since then (it's been a couple of years). But if it happens again I know exactly what to do to save my beloved G302.
Also, fuck OneDrive.
Resistive heating inefficient? What is the energy wasted as, if not heat?
When you put it like that, it sounds very much like theoretical physics
Is "L" drunk or something?
This reads like a Terry Pratchett quote
Bird scientist? Are you an ornithologist? Or are you a bird wearing glasses and a labcoat?
Where did the "BAGS" box go? Did they dump it while in there? ಠ~ಠ
Kinda cool, though.
Got it! Thanks for taking the time to explain it!