zifutreiua

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   by zifutreiua 7y ago

   Maybe there is no market for them yet? Besides phones and laptops there are not many USB-C devices out there yet. And you don't connect phones and laptops to hubs (as a guest, not a host).
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   by zifutreiua 7y ago

   Did you actually manage to break that tiny wafer or it's more of a theoretical concern? I admit I had the same concern as you, but I'm not a mechanical engineer, and I'm sure a lot of thought was put in the mechanical design
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   by zifutreiua 7y ago

   I would argue that Bluetooth always was and always will be a shitty technology. It's not growing pains, it's just bad. Nothing can fix that, just throwing it away and starting over.