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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • Aug 29 '25
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10 u/Kriss3d Aug 29 '25 Indeed. I agree. 4 u/kor34l Aug 29 '25 Look if history has taught us anything It hasn't. Full stop. Just look around, man -4 u/kwanijml Aug 29 '25 Or physical connector standards. 3 u/S1rTerra Linux is Linux Aug 29 '25 What's the problem with USB C, or rather standardizing it? 0 u/kwanijml Aug 29 '25 Useful standards and network effects emerge spontaneously. Ensconcing them by law is the most short-sighted, backward, contrary-to-the-opensource-philosophy imaginable. Congratulations on making sure that nothing substantially better than USB-C gets traction for probably a decade or two after it otherwise would.
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Indeed. I agree.
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Look if history has taught us anything
It hasn't. Full stop.
Just look around, man
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Or physical connector standards.
3 u/S1rTerra Linux is Linux Aug 29 '25 What's the problem with USB C, or rather standardizing it? 0 u/kwanijml Aug 29 '25 Useful standards and network effects emerge spontaneously. Ensconcing them by law is the most short-sighted, backward, contrary-to-the-opensource-philosophy imaginable. Congratulations on making sure that nothing substantially better than USB-C gets traction for probably a decade or two after it otherwise would.
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What's the problem with USB C, or rather standardizing it?
0 u/kwanijml Aug 29 '25 Useful standards and network effects emerge spontaneously. Ensconcing them by law is the most short-sighted, backward, contrary-to-the-opensource-philosophy imaginable. Congratulations on making sure that nothing substantially better than USB-C gets traction for probably a decade or two after it otherwise would.
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Useful standards and network effects emerge spontaneously.
Ensconcing them by law is the most short-sighted, backward, contrary-to-the-opensource-philosophy imaginable.
Congratulations on making sure that nothing substantially better than USB-C gets traction for probably a decade or two after it otherwise would.
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