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    4 days ago

    USB-D!😎 Shaped like a crescent moon! Also, we’re going back to brick phones to accommodate the shape.

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      594 days ago

      And they should be secured with thumb screws, like an old parallel cable.

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          54 days ago

          Once you’ve used one you’ll be angry that they’re not standard, at least on desktop/kiosk devices. USB-A also had that as an option.

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            I use Goop adhesive for cables I don’t want falling out.

            Only takes a tiny amount at the connector shoulder, it’ll never fall out but is still removable by hand.

            Or if I really want it to stay, I use a lot of goop, and I know that fucker is never coming out without a sharp knife.

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        34 days ago

        In all seriousness, this would make the most sense in terms of progression in design. It already sorta’ is just that, but it’s been stepped on.

        Hah! Just hit me, if I’d seen a USB-C plug back in the day, my first thought would’ve been “oof, someone isn’t playing bootleg cartridge games for a while!”

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      My guess is USB D will be one dimensional, ie a cylinder pin, like the good old headphone jack. You can plug it with your eyes closed or in the dark

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        14 days ago

        It would be hilarious if they made it exactly like a headphone jack, but the USB-D slot wouldn’t support headphones.