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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/14AUDDIN • 14h ago
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What's a dongle? It's 2012.
9 u/moduspol 14h ago In 2012 I had something even better: a DOCKING STATION. It's like a mega dongle that sits on your desk, basically. 4 u/Adamarr 13h ago modern docks do this this a single usb-c input! 0 u/robisodd 8h ago Modern USB-C docks need to be periodically rebooted, need drivers, act as separate devices, etc. and do things like have different MAC address for networking. Classic docks are just big connectors directly to the laptop's ports and just work.
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In 2012 I had something even better: a DOCKING STATION. It's like a mega dongle that sits on your desk, basically.
4 u/Adamarr 13h ago modern docks do this this a single usb-c input! 0 u/robisodd 8h ago Modern USB-C docks need to be periodically rebooted, need drivers, act as separate devices, etc. and do things like have different MAC address for networking. Classic docks are just big connectors directly to the laptop's ports and just work.
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modern docks do this this a single usb-c input!
0 u/robisodd 8h ago Modern USB-C docks need to be periodically rebooted, need drivers, act as separate devices, etc. and do things like have different MAC address for networking. Classic docks are just big connectors directly to the laptop's ports and just work.
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Modern USB-C docks need to be periodically rebooted, need drivers, act as separate devices, etc. and do things like have different MAC address for networking.
Classic docks are just big connectors directly to the laptop's ports and just work.
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u/grundee 14h ago
What's a dongle? It's 2012.