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USB isn't really universal...
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The very fact that they took existing specs and rebranded them is just insane. For example, taking USB 3.0 and rebranding it as USB 3.1 Gen 1 and then rebranding that same spec again as USB 3.2 Gen 1. Sure, they claim they are trying to make things more transparent for the consumer with USB4 since it has to be type C and 20gbps or 40gbps but just you wait until they make USB 4 Gen 1x2 or some BS rebranding for an older spec.
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This would never have happened under Clippy. Clippy would pop up and go "I see you are plugging a USB 3.1415265 device into a USB 3.131527 port using a USB 3.10 cable - would you like to reevaluate your life?"
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Well, pretty sure the "Universal" is because it was supposed to replace the game controller port, printer port, serial port, ps/2 for keyboard and mouse we had before and it did.
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I just love that whenever given a chance, Riley will go on huge a rant about this new USB semantic.
I feel ya, maaaan.
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Back when I used to edit videos professionally, after each project was completed, I used to render out the final iteration of the video as "final.mp4"
But then I'd spot a mistake and call this one "final2.mp4"
But then the client will ask for a few tweaks; "final2_final"
By the time I'm actually done the file would call itself "final7_finalClient_v6_YesThisIsActuallyFuckingDone.mp4"
I'm guessing USB is going through the same phase
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The first thing is for USB to stop renaming older revisions to newer numbers, and just keep incrementing on newer revisions.
Second, codify the colors in the specification.
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I realize it’s a generational thing, but compared to the disaster of connectors we used before USB, this is still a HUGE improvement. Never needing a gender-bender, null-modem, or centronix-to-db25 is what made it universal and all this modern BS is a walk in the park in comparison.
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I have been using USB forever. I have never learned about any standards. I didn’t know about colour codes. My strategy has been simple: if it plugs in, basically works, and nothing complains, that’s enough. After all, I remember hand-wiring serial ports.
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I think it's important to note at 2:55 there are USB 2.0 Type-C cables so the connection speed could range from 480Mb-40Gbps
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I used to build computers with my dad when I was a boy, back in the mid eighties and I very much remember how ecstatic he was about USB when it came. A while ago, I told him about the current affairs with USB and he simply didn't believe me. «Nobody's that stupid», he said.
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My problem is I shouldn't have to read a spec sheet or reviews to determine if my usb-c cable is a true to spec cable. Keep it consistent with the speed, quailty, and colors and we're good to go.
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2:56 there is also some USB 2.0 type C, on smartphones for example
And consider that wireless USB was a thing a few years ago...
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I really like Riley's videos. They are straight forward and he has the perfect on-screen personality for presenting technical topics in a fun way. Keep them coming.
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We need a revolution to overthrow the committee that names USB standards
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"There are still USB C ports that only support old 5Gbps"
Well, there are also ones, that only support USB2.0 or even lower.
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there are usb c cables that are even 2.0 speeds of just 480mbps. You usually see these as the cheapest usb c charging cables for sale on amazon. The manufacturer assumes they will only be used for charging and thus cheap out by limiting it to usb 2.0 speeds.
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I'd like to think that the USB Implementers Forum actually do want to simplify all of this, but every time they try to have an in person meeting to hammer it all out they can't ever get all of the necessary meeting hardware properly working due to USB cable confusion. I can dream, can't I?
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As a Graphic Designer. I can guarantee that we are good at naming our final export files better than USB.
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The inventor of the USB type A when died was lowered down in his coffin. But, at some moment the coffin went up. Then it was turned around and lowered the oposite way...
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@timebomb418
2 years ago
I'm so exited for USB 4.1.2 Gen6 rev3-3 Mk2_final_final. It finally clears up the confusion between 4.1.1 Gen5 rev3-2 α6 and it's predecessors. The handy comparison chart is wonderful, and doubles as wallpaper; 6.5 posters completely covers your average room! Though seriously I think switching to a unified color scheme might be the best solution for consumers, most people could ignore the technobabble entirely: I plug into the yellow one for power, because yellow is electricity color. Also I thought that the red ports were for bios recovery or something similar?
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