when was this hotel built?
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when was this hotel built? the answer is,
@cabel I don’t remember ever seeing a dual-ended 30 pin cable back then, so how did this work? The other end of iPhone/iPod cables was USB, FireWire, or analog AV.
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@cabel wait… that is the wrong end of a 30-pin connector
@cabel what _is_ this device and how is one expected to use it
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@cabel what _is_ this device and how is one expected to use it
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@thatKomputerKat @cabel oh, like it would come with a … 30-pin extension cable that routes to some other device? yeesh
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@thatKomputerKat @cabel oh, like it would come with a … 30-pin extension cable that routes to some other device? yeesh
@thatKomputerKat @cabel there was a crazy amount of build-out in hotels around 30-pin devices and then nobody ever updated anything. I don't think I've ever seen a hotel with a lightning dock, let alone usb-c
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@thatKomputerKat @cabel oh, like it would come with a … 30-pin extension cable that routes to some other device? yeesh
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when was this hotel built? the answer is,
@cabel this implies the existence of a cable with the old 30 pin connector on both ends. i wanna see it -
@thatKomputerKat @cabel the thing that's confusing me here is the idea that whatever this thing is with an iPhone dock on top of it, it's not self-contained. Is the idea that you are bringing your *own* host device, yet want to use the hotel's infrastructure for some reason? Why would it have a LAN port but also work that way?
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@thatKomputerKat @cabel the thing that's confusing me here is the idea that whatever this thing is with an iPhone dock on top of it, it's not self-contained. Is the idea that you are bringing your *own* host device, yet want to use the hotel's infrastructure for some reason? Why would it have a LAN port but also work that way?
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when was this hotel built? the answer is,
@cabel wait, what is the use case for that port? Is it for people who want to play video but they want to play it through an iPod A/V connector?
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