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EngineX@lemmy.zip to Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 2 days ago

As an united Europe we can overcome all problems

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EngineX@lemmy.zip to Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 2 days ago
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    It’s okay, we all have USB-C chargers now. /s

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      I have a ton of devices that have USB-c plugs but don’t work with USB-c chargers at all. They only work with USB-c to USB-A cables and USB-A chargers.

      Shit’s stupid.

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        This actually calls for more standardisation then less. Unless you believe it would be good to only have one specific charger for each device…

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          Of course that needs to be fixed and standardized.

          Just saying the way the law was worded led to many manufacturers taking shortcuts.

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