The ones I had you could do it over the air, but some do require access to the pins. Even with soldering experience it is not approachable as bulbs are not packaged to be opened, it is part of why I check for offline or flash compatibility before buying as even the same "model" could have different hardware revisions. No info = avoid.

I probably should mention I'm on bazzite, so a lot of things just work out of the gate, not sure about other distros.

Once you map them, do the settings stay on the controller itself? Dual booting or a VM with hardware pass through might be a (tedious) way to get that configured if so.

But it is a good indication of what you can do better (from experience).

The US just awarded Nintendo one of the most generic and stupid patents on recorded history. As long as Nintendo is willing to send money to leadership in the form of bribes they can do whatever that want going forward. We live in an oligarchy with corporate DLC.

Agreed. Replacing something that creates traffic and congestion, car dependency and deaths with the same but slightly better is not much of an improvement.

Especially when we know for a fact public transportation used to be a thing in north america (where I'm assuming the other commenter is from) before the car industry bribes and acquisitions destroyed it for a larger profit.

Looks like your average game of thrones episode after season 4 👀

The fact that the original app on android I paid for is an ad ridden mess now does not leave room for trusting the studio or publisher.

Even America's test kitchen compares air fryers to mini convection ovens from what I recall. I'd trust them over someone random that seems to just want to be technically correct. The main advantage they have is the small area which can heat up quicker, but the way the function is equivalent for most definitions.