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0pointer.de
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| | | | | Posts and writings by Lennart Poettering | |
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blog.gruby.com
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| | | | | When I started learning about USB-C, I was excited to standardize on cables instead of having all kinds of cables and having to travel with a ton of cables. However, years ago, I read about a Google engineer who analyzed USB-C cables to find out which ones had charging problems or could damage devices. Fast forward, many years later there is still no way to tell what cables are good and which ones are bad. Now that Apple has adopted USB-C, I've read about what adapters to use to charge without breaking the bank. The article concerned me as the author recommend some adapters that were not USB-IF certified. Without any type of certification, there is no way to know if you're going to get a cable that could cause a problem with your device. In my research to fi... | |
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ewen.mcneill.gen.nz
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aykevl.nl
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| | | How to move an installed SD card from a Pi 1 to a Pi 3, or make it possible to use them both. There are a few tricks to get the network running on both devices. | ||
