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On Sat, 29 Nov 2025 21:47:46 -0500, c186282 wrote:

>    STILL expecting a "USB-V" for attachable devices,
>    a +5v, +3.1v, GND ... and an optical fiber for the data exchange. Aim
>    for 250gBS capability and wait for the actual chips to catch up.

Just what the world needs. I've got cables for Standard-A, Standard-B, 
Mini-B, Micro-B, and USB-C.  Micro-B and USB-C are a particular pain in 
the ass. I've even got the little adapters, I think Micro-B male and USB-C 
female, or maybe the other way around. Then there is the special little 
cable that, because #28 wire is so expensive, doesn't have the data lines. 
I may have chopped that up into 1" pieces the last time it pissed me off. 
Then there is the USB-C to HDMI for the RPi.