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I wish there was some kind of standardized set of power plugs, such that a 12 V power plug obviously would not fit in an incompatible socket | I wish there was some kind of standardized set of power plugs, such that a 12 V power plug obviously would not fit in an incompatible socket | ||
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* "wireless power transfer" pad. | * "wireless power transfer" pad. | ||
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* https://douglasadams.com/dna/980707-03-a.html "Dongly Things"] by Douglas Adams: "Time to declare war, I think, on little dongly things. ... a possible DC power standard. ... we should probably just be grateful that it was designed by a car mechanic in an afternoon and not a computer industry standards committee ... Keep the voltage level, design a new, small, plug and you have a new standard. ...". Published MacWorld magazine; September 1996 (p. 140). | * https://douglasadams.com/dna/980707-03-a.html "Dongly Things"] by Douglas Adams: "Time to declare war, I think, on little dongly things. ... a possible DC power standard. ... we should probably just be grateful that it was designed by a car mechanic in an afternoon and not a computer industry standards committee ... Keep the voltage level, design a new, small, plug and you have a new standard. ...". Published MacWorld magazine; September 1996 (p. 140). |