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I know that "Daisy chain" is valid terminology to use, but can you say "daisy chaining"?
For example, I would say, "I have daisy chained my computer, printer, and scanner together."
But could you say something like, "By daisy chaining a computer, scanner, and printer, they can all be used at once."
I would say no, but I am not sure. Anyone have a rule on this?
