> The only downside of the USB cable tester is that I would love to support more plugs on the B side: USB-A (for my Frankencables) and USB B (which everyone but seems to think extinct).
Music production peripherals, until the recent USB C transition, commonly used USB B for some reason. Anyone know why?
The MacBook Neo is, to my mind, almost certainly a sink for rejected mobile chips. My understanding is that they run a nominally six-core chip in five-core mode.
This is fine, and actually a brilliant business move to monetize inventory investment that is otherwise sunk while releasing a new product that doesn't require them to fight for fab capacity.
It's just not something I'm seeing in the consumer discourse that, perhaps, people might like to understand.
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