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hey wanna see something cursed http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/PNF4GCB.html

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  • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

    from the company that gave us this http://www.bplus.com.tw/ExtenderBoard/R4%20Series.html

    they're great 🧡

    devopscats@toot.catD This user is from outside of this forum
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    @whitequark hmm slightly left/right angled

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    • nick@introvert.socialN nick@introvert.social
      @whitequark thank you, may I have some less?
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      @whitequark I think this one is way more cursed honestly
      http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/M2P4B.html
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      • nick@introvert.socialN nick@introvert.social
        @whitequark I think this one is way more cursed honestly
        http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/M2P4B.html
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        @nick i love that one but i've posted about it so many times already

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        • charlotte@akko.chir.rsC charlotte@akko.chir.rs

          @whitequark rest seems honestly fine. but why make it pcie x16 in the first place aa

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          @charlotte so it doesn't flop when you move the server

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          • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

            hey wanna see something cursed http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/PNF4GCB.html

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            #13

            @whitequark the worst part is ... why are the breakable bits plated...

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            • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

              @charlotte so it doesn't flop when you move the server

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              #14

              the ssd in mine doesn’t even have a screw in and it works fine being moved. skill issue

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              • charlotte@akko.chir.rsC charlotte@akko.chir.rs

                the ssd in mine doesn’t even have a screw in and it works fine being moved. skill issue

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                @charlotte Jiggle harder

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                • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                  @charlotte Jiggle harder

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                  @whitequark done. my arms hurt now.

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                  • dramforever@mastodon.socialD dramforever@mastodon.social

                    @whitequark the worst part is ... why are the breakable bits plated...

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                    #17

                    @dramforever why not? you do save a miniscule amount of gold but this isn't a volume product

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                    • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                      @dramforever why not? you do save a miniscule amount of gold but this isn't a volume product

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                      @whitequark @dramforever that whole site is incredible. I think I missed my calling in life designing cursed boards for the cottage industry of niche hardware adapters
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                      • nick@introvert.socialN nick@introvert.social
                        @whitequark I think this one is way more cursed honestly
                        http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/M2P4B.html
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                        At least they picked an appropriate name?

                        "Bplus Technology Co., Ltd."

                        Not: Aplus Technology Co., Ltd.

                        At least they're not: Cminus Technology Co., Ltd.? Though morbid curiosity has me wondering what their designs and the corollary Dminus Technology Co., Ltd. and F Technology Co., Ltd. might be desperately trying to sell to unwitting buyers?

                        CC: @nick@introvert.social @whitequark@treehouse.systems
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                        • charlotte@akko.chir.rsC charlotte@akko.chir.rs

                          @whitequark rest seems honestly fine. but why make it pcie x16 in the first place aa

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                          @charlotte @whitequark there also is a break-off part holding your SSD depending on which length format you use 🫣

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                          • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                            hey wanna see something cursed http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/PNF4GCB.html

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                            @whitequark seems much less cursed than the old school hard cards, which just bolted a 3.5” spinning drive to an ISA card and hoped for the best

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                            • mxk@hachyderm.ioM mxk@hachyderm.io

                              @charlotte @whitequark there also is a break-off part holding your SSD depending on which length format you use 🫣

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                              that part is imo reasonable depending on how much clearance your card has

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                              • charlotte@akko.chir.rsC charlotte@akko.chir.rs

                                that part is imo reasonable depending on how much clearance your card has

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                                @mxk especially since i don’t think i have ever seen an m.2 22110

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                                • teajaygrey@snac.bsd.cafeT teajaygrey@snac.bsd.cafe
                                  At least they picked an appropriate name?

                                  "Bplus Technology Co., Ltd."

                                  Not: Aplus Technology Co., Ltd.

                                  At least they're not: Cminus Technology Co., Ltd.? Though morbid curiosity has me wondering what their designs and the corollary Dminus Technology Co., Ltd. and F Technology Co., Ltd. might be desperately trying to sell to unwitting buyers?

                                  CC: @nick@introvert.social @whitequark@treehouse.systems
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                                  @teajaygrey @whitequark "Don't you just hate it when you need to connect a SATA drive to your system but all you have is an m.2 slot and a floppy disk power connector? Who hasn't had that problem? Anyone?

                                  Anyway, we have you covered for this very common problem! Bplus Technology Co: we make all your BPlus products a reality."

                                  http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/M2S.html
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                                  • charlotte@akko.chir.rsC charlotte@akko.chir.rs

                                    @mxk especially since i don’t think i have ever seen an m.2 22110

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                                    @charlotte yeah. I was more confused by having the provision for 22110 in the first place.

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                                    • ewenmcneill@cloudisland.nzE ewenmcneill@cloudisland.nz

                                      @whitequark seems much less cursed than the old school hard cards, which just bolted a 3.5” spinning drive to an ISA card and hoped for the best

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                                      Hardcard - Wikipedia

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                                      (en.wikipedia.org)

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                                      @ewenmcneill @whitequark those are great! also every single one I've ever seen is broken.

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                                      • whitequark@social.treehouse.systemsW whitequark@social.treehouse.systems

                                        hey wanna see something cursed http://www.bplus.com.tw/Adapter/PNF4GCB.html

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                                        @whitequark I actually don’t think it’s cursed at all, if you need it, then it’s very useful and also seems very adaptable for all kinds of situations

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                                        • slyecho@mdon.eeS slyecho@mdon.ee

                                          @whitequark I actually don’t think it’s cursed at all, if you need it, then it’s very useful and also seems very adaptable for all kinds of situations

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                                          @slyecho cursed doesn't mean not useful

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