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USB4 Version 2.0 to offer up to 80 Gbps data transfer
spheric said:The point of version numbers is that they're fucking NUMBER VERSIONS.
USB 3 —> USB 3.1 —> USB 3.2 Gen 1 —> USB 3.1 Gen 2 —> USB 3.2 Gen 2 —> USB4 Gen 2 —> USB4 Gen 3 —> USB4 Version 2.0.
Obviously.
Go fuck yourself, USB Consortium.
(Sorry, do I seem angry? Yeah.)
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AirDropped nudes nearly cancel Cabo flight
Overreacting pilot threatened to spoil vacation for the plane full people. Their flight would have had been delayed, they would have had filled complain and claim for reimbursement. The company would investigate it, withhold the expenses from the pilot salary, he won’t be able to make mortgage payments….
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California passes bill that requires online 'guardrails' to protect children
person said:I told you so… The recent “child protection” measures implemented by Apple only serve as an entry to more and more draconian government snooping, and data harvesting. The article claiming the government cant force Apple to violate its privacy policies is so misguided. They will never stop, especially creeps like newsom. They will always shout “it’s to protect the children” It’s their favorite excuse to execute control over every aspect of your life, and to take your freedoms away. This data collected will be used against you in politically motivated ways, and to keep the elites rich and pampered while the rest are oppressed. It will also be used to push in the new world order, tracking your so called carbon footprint and punishing you if you accidentally cross some arbitrary line. It’s so obvious. If you want to protect your children don’t let them use devices unsupervised. Simple. However they are clever and you should monitor your network for extra devices they may have hidden. -
Apple's 10th-gen iPad rumored to shift FaceTime HD camera to the side
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Apple will start collecting 'Netflix tax' in September