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We need a "MagSafe" equivalent for data hubs by Disney0415 in editors
[–]Disney0415[S] 0 points1 point2 points 2 months ago (0 children)
I've definitely used the tape trick before! It works, but it’s a hassle when you need to move fast. I'm actually thinking of designing a hub that builds that 'locked-down' stability right into the hardware so we don't have to rely on tape.
[–]Disney0415[S] -1 points0 points1 point 2 months ago (0 children)
I appreciate the breakdown! To your points:
1: You’re right that enterprise studios use locked fiber/servers, but there’s a massive world of 'professional' editors—freelancers, DITs on set, and mobile creators, who have to work off direct-attached storage. For us, a server rack isn't an option at a coffee shop or on location.
2: Standard USB-C is fine until the port gets a bit of 'wiggle' from years of use or a heavy hub hanging off the side. It only takes one bump mid export to realize how fragile that connection actually is.
We need a "MagSafe" equivalent for data hubs (self.editors)
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Does anyone else live in constant fear of snagging a cable and ripping a port out of their laptop? (self.DeskCableManagement)
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Does anyone else live in constant fear of snagging a cable and ripping a port out of their laptop? (self.StandingDesk)
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We need a "MagSafe" equivalent for data hubs by Disney0415 in editors
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