Comments on the sound better with shorter USB cables, CPU, and non-payment of patents on CPU and OS. I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not.

JAPANESE

https://neovisionconsulting.blogspot.com/2022/05/usbcpucputos.html

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ENGLISH

I read on the website of a Japanese audio cable store called PRO Cable that the sound is better when a USB cable is as short as 20cm when connected to a USB-DAC or a full digital amplifier. I think a complete review of the OS, CPU usage, protocols, device drivers, etc. is urgently needed.

https://procable.jp/unibrain

The optical cable version of the USB cable solved the problem.

https://procable.jp/unibrain/usb32_c_c_optical.html

Masahiro Ishizuka came up with the patent idea that if optical cables are made of cellulose nanofiber, which is transparent like glass, there is an advantage that they will not deteriorate over a long period of time. Cellulose nanofibers can be made to either conduct or not conduct electricity. Cellulose nanofibers can be used as a substitute for carbon. Cellulose nanofiber can be used to make semiconductors. Cellulose nanofiber can be used to make batteries.

Cellulose nanofiber can be used in place of glass wool as a heat insulator and sound absorber, absorbing moisture and expelling it outside to prevent mold inside.

Cellulose nanofiber is 5 times stronger than iron, 1/5 the weight of iron, does not rust permanently, is transparent like glass, 1/20 the production cost of iron and carbon, can be made to either conduct or not conduct electricity, can be used to make semiconductors, and can be used to make capacitors, which are batteries that can be charged in a very short time. It can also be used to make semiconductors, and a battery that can be recharged in a very short time called a capacitor. The idea is to make a reinforced steel frame with this material, and use it as reinforced concrete in building construction sites in combination with a long-term sturdy concrete mixed with ultra-low shrinkage concrete and cellulose nanofibers, which is resistant to cracks and will not rust or crack for a long time. The idea is to create a sturdy construction that will be rust and crack resistant for a long time. The proponent and proposer is Masahiro Ishizuka.

About the name of INTEL's CPU series.

XEON looks like it could be in Gundam, but clearly it's not popular, so let's scrap it and stop! It would be better for everyone to be happy if all compatible fanless heat sink CPU coolers and heat sink CPU coolers with fans, sockets, and motherboards are unified as Core i series.

I would like AMD to speed up the standardization of AVX512 on AMD CPUs.

I want you to change the whole series to have a needle-like PIN on the motherboard side like INTEL. It is better for everyone to be happy because it makes CPUs easier to carry and mail.

All the core technologies, ideas and patents such as Hyper-Threading, SMT4, SMT8, etc. belong to Masahiro Ishizuka, so I want you to pay the unpaid and outstanding patents, licenses and sales since not a single yen has been paid so far.

I also want you to pay for the Windows OS patents since they have not been paid.

Masahiro Ishizuka, web programmer & IT consulting.

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