I hate that headphone jack is being phased out of products slowly. Cables in general are just far more reliable than most wireless connections, and the fact that we're attempting to move away from them is sad. Wireless is so dependent on so many factors. It's never going to be as reliable as a wired connection and the fact that phones feel the need to get infinitely thinner just kinda sucks. I don't care how THIN my phone is. I want to use it for stuff, and USB-C is not a "one-size-fits-all" solution. The minute they put 2 ports on a flagship phone I'll finally shut up.

u cld connect a otg to phone with multihub usb n keepin it charging w usb-c while

prefer cables specially since i wanna disrupt the least rf-wise

I don't care how THIN my phone is. I want to use it for stuff

agree, i don't want a 'thin', 'sleek', 'sexy', emaciated phone. i want a phone capable of inflicting lethal blunt force trauma.

"Emaciated" holy shit

YEAH FUCK THE TECHNOLOGICAL BEAUTY STANDARDS

manufacturers believe that we love electromagnetic pollution...

What's a latency anyway?

i used to like wired mouse more than wireless mouse, but now i prefer wireless mouse, because it's more convenient to carry and less potential for mechanical failure.

Apple carefully crafting the worst changes in tech history that every other company would follow as if they were sheep in a herd

hey, on the bright side cables are still going strong with hobbyists, bread boards too


this image uses deadbug prototyping; recall reading about for the first time in the unofficial discord

edit: this phone support USB-Host, serial communication and exposes pins to interface with it:
https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PinePhone#Specifications

>order wireless mouse
>open the mouse and look inside
>wires

Apple when their entire business model is to make harmful and hands-down shitty standards and trends that competitors will just follow like twitch subs

@Kot Apple needs Woz as ceo back again

Yet I thought that it was my phone that was breaking my windows, or something was defective when it would somehow jump out of my pocket.