ngl, good job
but
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ngl, good job
but
Is that making your own hub as much as it is designing a case to extend the life of an existing hub?
I mean, it's not like you can tell from the outside
But what if... I were to purchase a USB hub and disguise it as my own making? [chuckles] Delightfully devilish, Seymour.
Superintendent! Uhh, I was just uh stretching my USB cable on the windowsill!
You should see a doctor for that.
… usually comments like this imply I goofed on spelling, but I can’t see which word it was. Can you point it out to me plz?
Re-read your title with "dongle" as a euphemism for a body part.
It's okay, it happens to all guys at that age
He's concerned for your dongle, as are we all. Get well soon.
Nice! I hope it's not too hot when using it. I once made a case that wasn't able to sustain the temperature.
Yeah, we'll see. I presume it'll be fine... Or cool enough not to melt the PLA
If it fails try pet-g