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And your argument is that because innovation has, arguably, slowed (not even halted!) you are happy mandating the current standard. It's a good thing there is
by Fernicia 4y ago
And your argument is that because innovation has, arguably, slowed (not even halted!) you are happy mandating the current standard.
It's a good thing there is so little innovation coming out of the EU or else their wreckless legislators could have actual impact.
- shawnz 4y agoYes, exactly: the tiny amount of genuine innovation that exists in this particular area is not worth giving up interoperability and regressing back to the pre-micro-USB world of mostly terrible, rarely innovative proprietary connectors from every different vendor. > their wreckless legislators could have actual impact. I think the positive impact of the currently existing micro-USB legislation is clear if you look back at the status quo before it existed. This new legislation simply improves upon it.