• dual_sport_dork 🐧🗡️@lemmy.world
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    5 days ago

    Boy howdy, I sure can’t wait for 99.9% of all manufacturers on Earth to completely ignore this as well, and keep selling devices and cables that are completely unlabeled.

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        4 days ago

        But they’ll still sell you a $180 USB C cable that’s no different than one you can get for $75 and has all of it’s labels.

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    Thank fuck, a simple and clear marking that an average user can understand! I assume displayport compatible ports will still have that symbol, which is fine. Soon I’ll be and to price out laptops that will work with a docking station without needing to read the damn manuals!

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      Thank fuck, a simple and clear marking that an average user can understand!

      Next thing you know - all the hardware producers just start using some new standard they’ve collectively conceived. Because “simple and clear” is bad for their business.

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    I’m still trying to find a good beard trimmer and electric toothbrush that charge with USB-C.

    These are the only gadgets i have left that aren’t charged with USB-C.

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    90% of USB cables are 480Mbps and it’s not even included. This will be useless.

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    5 days ago

    We’re adding new, different symbols to the confusing mess of old symbols and keeping both? Neat!

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      4 days ago

      From what I recall high-speed USB was USB 2.0, mostly that is used today for stuff like mice or keyboards where speed isn’t really all that relevant.

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    4 days ago

    Usually what’s called simpler as opposed to techy ways makes things, in fact, loads of crap more complex.

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    Couldn’t give a fuck about speed labelling, how about wattage?

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      4 days ago

      Mate, you don’t even need to read the article, you just need to look at the pictures.

      Wattage is part of the branding guidelines.

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      Well, it took like 10 years to get this far sooo probably sometime around 2038

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        We still don’t have Bluetooth with stereo audio and mic channel at the same time… it’s either stereo audio, or mono audio + mic.

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          Ah, is that why my headphones sound all weird for a second when a call comes in and the audio hasn’t paused yet?

          Think of the number of times you’ve needed your phone to be waterproof versus the number of times you could have plugged in a decent pair of headphones and not had Bluetooth introduce lag and mono audio.