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New Lemmy Post: Let’s hear some fun ideas for confusing connector sleeves! (https://lemmy.world/post/11083228)
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77 points

Yes officer. This post over here.

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No, seriously, why am I offended. This is offensive to me.

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26 points

Probably because the screws can’t be used!

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26 points

Just gonna have to 3d print a phone case with the corresponding threads, I guess.

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Because that stupid proprietary connector is now illegal in the EU YAAAAY

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Are you calling twitter mob?

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47 points

That’s brilliant. Do you have .stls available for that?

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28 points

I would want an RJ45 charger.

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15 points

Coaxial for me

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8 points

25pin serial cable and ain’t nobody at work gonna steal my phone charger no more.

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Cant do it, the BNC connector is not large enough to house a USBc end, even the Apple one which is the smallest I have. I would have to enlarge the BNC to a near comical size. Now if we removed the moulded housing it could be done, but it would have to be made on a bare PCB/Cable/Connector to be the right size.

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3 points

An N connector should be just big enough, if not, use a 7/16 DIN connector then.

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3 points

Jack or Plug? if plug, would you want it to look like its plugged in, so just the retention tab and back half are sticking out?

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It would be epic if it is both.

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Why two different and incompatible options?

Or, more generally, why can’t I ever read some USB spec and get out with less questions than I had in the beginning?

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These are for niche needs. For most applications neither is necessary. If needed and space is constrained the single pin variant allows additional connectors to be packed together on a single PCB. The dual pin option doesn’t, it takes up space that could be used for additional connectors.

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14 points

Probably for the same reason why they decided to rename USB 3.0.

I guess they had a liquor cabinet in the room where they held their meeting

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9 points

Because for some reason, the USBIF has been hit over and over again with the stupid stick ever since USB2 came out.

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Because USB is pretty much neither universal or standardized, just the same shape and somewhat compatible

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9 points

The single screw version looks wrong somehow.

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7 points

I wish things actually used this, it looks really stable.

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You usually do not want connectors to be too stable.

The fact that it unplugs before any part breaking or pushing your devices away is almost always a feature, not a bug.

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30 points

Nice

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Why are technical drawings so much cooler?

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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6449087

I have not done a test print yet, but this might work. Requires a Apple USB-C cable because anything else is too big.

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6 points

I love it!

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