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USB gets simpler with new speed-focused labeling system replacing technical jargon
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this post was submitted on 12 Jan 2025
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But what about my shiny Certified USB 3.2 Gen1x2 Legendary SS+?
The cable names sound like gacha pulls.
("legendary" and "shiny" aren't actually part of the name but SS+ is and it stands for SuperSpeed+. which is super-a-gacha pull
Oh I know, but they aren't helping themselves with their naming schemes.
yeah i just felt i had to add a little note lol
Does shiny mean it's gold-plated? :-)
AUDIOPHILE CERTIFIED®
Audiophile USB cable. If you are buying that I have some rocks to sell to you.
Only if they are shinny 😤
I'm using a printer cable from 2006 to send audio out to my DAC. Sounds pretty fucking good.
I have connected my printer with a 120€ audiophile cable, and I tell you the prints are just a lot sharper. It gives the text a lot more air , especially around the serifs. Times New Roman looks especiallygood with it.
But does it feel warm? Can you see the texture of those patrices pounding the paper? The natural feeling of primal typographic power, transferred unbiased by our golden cable?