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Gotcha. Well except for the weird checkra1n thing, everything else is easily migrated to USB-C. To help with that migration, I highly recommend this[1] cable (o
by fastball 5y ago
Gotcha. Well except for the weird checkra1n thing, everything else is easily migrated to USB-C. To help with that migration, I highly recommend this[1] cable (or one similar to it) as a technological Swiss Army Knife.
I made the transition at the beginning of the year to "USB-C everything I can" and it's very liberating. Ironically the only devices I have left that are not USB-C are my iPhone and AirPods (and my Kindle, but they just released a USB-C model which I will soon use to replace my current one).
[1] https://www.amazon.com/SDBAUX-USB-Compatible-Electronic-Tablets%EF%BC%88Silicone/dp/B0892ZJ161/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=usb+a+and+c+cable+all+in+one&qid=1634612764&sr=8-8 https://www.amazon.com/SDBAUX-USB-Compatible-Electronic-Tabl...
- nfriedly 5y agoYea, fair enough. I am generally migrating in that direction, but probably a bit slower than you. Looks like a handy cable.
- ghaff 5y agoAs I said not something I could reasonably expect or that Apple should reasonably have done. Just another set of changes to make/stuff to buy. In practice I’ll probably mostly just deal with for a while by carrying a hub with me. Of course I have a ton of other things I’ll home but that’s easier dealt with using various usb hubs.