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I actually have a APC UPS at work that uses a USB-A to USB-A cable. You can look up the cable online, it's part number 940-0504. I was surprised APC used such a cable. I think if you tried to do something dumb like connect two PCs together with it, one of the USB ports would fry.
Angering the USB-IF
I would definitely find a couple use cases for these
Finally! USB Direct Connect!
The way these are called male and female has always been so wild
Don't know what to tell you, people just kinda tend to be horny.
So your pets can't chew the hard-disk cables.
Unless you have a pet rabbit.
The LGBTQ+ community has gone too damn far with their "inclussiveness"! /s
I have a cheap HDMI capture device that takes in video input, exposes it to the computer as a regular webcam, and then outputs it back to HDMI. It gets the job done.
It uses an USB male to male for power, and a regular one for data.
That said, not sure how a short one like that would help.
I had an old Medion digital camera that used USB-A - USB-A cable for synching with PC.
This could be a shorter version of it, tho idk why would anyone use this for thus purpose, would be awkward