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I believe to properly conform to the USB specification, the device must be tried one way, tried the other way, then tried the first way again before it plugs in

• dogma1138 6y ago
  You forget the chicken bones and the tears of a Virgin step.
  • fuzzfactor 6y ago
    >“I’ve made a Cursed USB-C 2.0 device” You and everyone else. I knew this was not going to be ideal in the late '90's when USB 1 came out. Radio Shack was still going strong but this was the first PC connector that you could not purchase plugs or jacks for to solder your own. Also no suitable 4-conductor cable. Even though the USB 1 approach was for a 92 foot maximum cable length (since it was only intended for the low-bandwidth webcams at the time) this was rapdily nonpublicized since USB 2 was already in planning, for much faster speed and a 25 foot max cable length, eventually shortened to 16 feet. Well once you got suitable cable, you still had to cut pigtails off of USB cords so you could get the cable ends.
• NoOneNew 6y ago
  Calm down there Satan. Though, in all seriousness, it would make an interesting security through obscurity feature. Everything works fine with the device, but only allows/shows certain features/files after Satan's rotation pattern. More secret squirrel than "security" in reality.
• Nullabillity 6y ago
  Combine with a gyro to ensure that the rotations are made in the correct respective directions.