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I’ll be honest, man, it seems like you are not engaging in this discussion in good faith. You are hell-bent on pushing this viewpoint while completely ignoring
by stouset 2mo ago
I’ll be honest, man, it seems like you are not engaging in this discussion in good faith. You are hell-bent on pushing this viewpoint while completely ignoring what others are telling you their actual needs are.
We get it. A cheap tester will not tell me if a cable from a dodgy supplier is counterfeit. It will tell me what the capabilities are of the dozens of assorted cables I own from reputable manufacturers, which is otherwise difficult if not impossible to discern.
What the chip reports is itself inherently useful information, especially if you have cables from reliable manufacturers.
- traceroute66 2mo ago> You are hell-bent on pushing this viewpoint Its not a viewpoint "man", it is a FACT. There are people here actively using the term "it verifies" in relation to their $40 toy they bought on Amazon, they absolutely need to be corrected firmly. A $40 toy DOES NOT "verify" anything it (a) Does a DC continuity test (b) Reads the chips on the cable. NOTHING ELSE. People here trying to pretend it does more than a+b need a reality check.
- stouset 2mo agoI am not one of those people. Neither are the majority of the people you are replying to. Please go tilt at windmills elsewhere.