The pain of USB

Aug 13, 2017 5:07 PM

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You know, like 95% of devices are set up so that the "thick side" of the male USB is on the bottom when you insert it into the female. 1 & 3

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Schrödinger's USB

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How do you not remember which is right? I hardly ever struggle, unless the port is vertical.

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USB connector are the only macroscopic object with a spin of 1/2

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USB-A

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stupid USB super-position!

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Almost every damn time.

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USBs are 4-dimensional.

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USBs have three sides! Don't you know that?

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We like to call that the superposition of USB sticks.

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i had this all typed out then saw ur comment

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The funny thing is, even the Metal Gear series references this. Specifically, Metal Gear Rising Revengeance. Raiden takes two tries to do it

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I once plugged in an USB stick in on first try. But then I woke up crying and it was all a dream.

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Now I finally get the Schrodinger experiment!

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Just like the HDMI 1, 2 , 1

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For real

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USB: 50% chance to get it right, get it wrong twice.

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Why use USB when you can use a floppy?

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Still have a stack of those on my desk haha

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So i do not have to use 355.555 and a half floppy disks... Just to move a small 500 GB file

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If you plug a USB in on the first try...I assume you practice the dark arts.

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Or maybe we've just used forethought and planning and used a Sharpie marker to make a mark on the metal connector to denote up

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or i just look at it while i'm connecting it.

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Like he said, dark arts.

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