This article prompts the Star Trekkian question Who Analyzes the Logic Analyzers? Incidentally it is not the device manufacturer because they didn't do a great

This article prompts the Star Trekkian question Who Analyzes the Logic Analyzers? Incidentally it is not the device manufacturer because they didn't do a great job testing, so the signal to noise ratio on these devices is quite low. It highlights the bigger picture problem that it sucks to have to debug something when the manufacturer has locked down the firmware. Right to repair and other freedoms seem quite germane, you can plug and play those arguments right here. At least these kinds of broken things lead to fun hobbyist reverse engineering projects. That's the silver lining (though at the end of the day it is nice for things to just not break).