What kind of sicko would ever want to go back to micro USB??? 🤢
180 0 ReplyMost micro USB cables that came bundled with phones or gadgets were built so cheaply that they don't even have data pins. They're a pain to sort out whenever I want to program a board.
114 0 ReplyWhat kind of sadistic shit bag would actually want those defective easily broken pieces of trash back???
83 5 ReplyI hate when I get something that still has a micro or even worse a mini 🤮
46 2 ReplyMe with my mini-usb devices rolling over in our grave
38 0 Reply"I want micro USB back" already breaks all three original rules at once.
32 0 Reply"Make all new devices use micro-HDMI"
24 0 ReplyThe time for macro USB is now.
23 0 ReplyWhat I want is to be able to retrofit usb-c onto my older stuff.
I was kinda annoyed at having to switch, but it really is better in every way
21 0 ReplyI liked microusb. I don't know what everyone is doing with their connectors, but I never had any contact issues.
22 6 ReplyC is better than any other type of USB in literally every way possible. There's not even an argument to be made. Go on, I'll wait.
13 0 ReplyI love that it’s just “no falling in love” and not “no making people fall in love”
11 0 ReplyMicro USB type A.
10 0 ReplyRS-232 FTW!
10 0 ReplyUSB B is still the best
11 2 Reply"Wishing for more wishes it is!"
8 0 ReplyFucking gross. Might as well ask for mini while you're at it.
11 3 ReplyNah, what about if we just use a even mix of all usb types and then ensure that half of all cables sold don't have data pins?
8 0 ReplyThe worst cables I've had to deal with have been the mini versions of perfectly functional cables. Mini hdmi gets stuck, micro usb snaps off and almost fits backwards enough to break it, etc
8 0 ReplyLooks left.
Looks rights.
Reads the rules, very carefully, again.
“I wish for infinite additional wishes which are exempt of any and all restrictions ”
Since when cant i wish for death? Thats to easy to get around.
8 1 ReplyMini wasn't bad though.
7 0 ReplyMaybe he has a ton of unused wires..
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