There is not a single one that is better than Google Maps. There are ones that are usable, like Magic Earth, Tomtom and Osmand (and Waze, but that’s technically just Google maps), but the aren’t good

If Christians are right no one is burning in hell

Happened on the 3DS as well

As if WordPress wasn’t insecure enough yet without using cracked plug-ins

Sorry, nuance is not allowed on Lemmy.

Discontinuing Windows 10 when Windows 11 is such a terrible OS is the real issue, continuing to support EOL Windows version in their Office suite would simply make no sense.

How is the term “racist” if it specifically refers to Japanese cars, not Japanese drivers

At least with barrel jacks that would have been an easy way to frie your electronics back then. With USB C you might encounter incompatibility, but at least you won’t break anything (with a few exceptions like the Nintendo Switch getting bricked by connecting certain 3rd party chargers to the official dock, or using a bad 3rd party dock)

Well, for that functionality the connected PC/Laptop also needs to support it

I’ve been using a legitimate copy of Photoshop CS6 on wine for a long time and it works flawlessly

You will have more luck running older versions of Photoshop using wine.

They would if they knew this makes multiple orgasms possible for men

40s for athletes? I’m “only” a hobbyist gym goer and my RHR is in the mid-30s, which my doctor confirms is normal for someone that does a lot of cardio. That would make me think real athletes are even lower

AC units are really not expensive as long as you install them yourself

If it’s that important to you then an RO filter would be a cheap solution

Technically the Wii U was the most powerful console at the time it released.

But only because it released towards then end of the Xbox 360 / PS3 lifecycle, so it was a very short time period until it was once again severely underpowered compared to Xbox any Playstation

There are technical reasons for why so many PD profiles exist.

In fact they were not enough, which is why the USB Standard was extended with the “PPS” extension recently, which let’s the attached device freely choose a voltage between 3V and 21V in steps of 20mv, and more importantly it let’s the device freely change this voltage without interrupting the charge process. This change makes it possible for devices to bypass their own but in charging electronics and just directly forward the voltage coming from the charger to the device, improving efficiency and significantly decreasing how much the device hears up during charging

Sadly PPS is not found on many devices or chargers yet, and makes the already complicated USB C charging situation even more complicated for consumers

No, that’s not the reason at all. The actual reason is a phenomenon called “loop impedance”, which increases exponentially with each additional plug connection you chain together, regardless of the wire guage and distance of the extension

Too high loop impedance can cause your RCD to no longer trigger if you accidentally touch an exposed live connection, which is a major electrocution risk

Yes, and such cables already exist, like this splitter cable:

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CRZ6JJ6D (not an affiliate link)

It’s not an extension cable, but it does exactly what you are suggesting. It gets the available PD profiles from the charger and then intelligently negotiates a profile that will work best to split the power to the 2 devices connected to it. The charger thinks it’s just connected to 1 device, and the connected devices think they are directly connected to a charger.

Doing the same for with a USB C extension would be trivial, but it’s probably hard to market such a cable when passive USB c extension cables are available at a fraction of the cost, even if those aren’t compliant to the USB standard

Correct, except for your example. Firstly, 120 watt USB c cables don’t exist, only 60w, 100w, 140w and 240w. And only plugging in a 100w or higher cable into a 60w extension would be dangerous, since it would allow drawing 5 amps on a cable over an extension only designed for 3 amps. However, as soon as your extension is rated for 100w it is completely safe to use with any USB c cable, even those rated for 240w, as those only operate at a higher voltage but still only allow 5 amps max.

I have also never seen an USB C extension cable rated for less than 100w, so this is kind of a moot point. If 60w usb c extensions exist somewhere, they would indeed be dangerous, but I have never come across one

Not according to catholics