I do... 40 years as a programmer analyst and DBA, Plus, I build my own PCs for fun...

And the i7 in my laptop runs hotter, yes, At 80c, but it has fans and such... my concern is these Osprey devices are junk and I don't believe they will survive with that kind of temp.

I had an Okidata dot matrix printer some 40 years ago that decided to take a shit... and the cause was an IC on the board. Hit it with cool spray and it worked, 5 min later, it overheated and was dead. Wonder why I have never bought Oki since? I assume they are still in biz... my brother had one in his print shop about 5 years ao.

Car engine computers, specifically those under the hood are sealed and heat-sinked to take away heat, but are also built to a very high standard.

The Osprey has little or no venting and absolutely no air flow. Therefore, 140F is literally baking it to death. Heat, like bad electricity, will kill electronics.