>knightmare frames are unlocked via USB 2.0 drives Are you

>>151547444
USB 2.0 doesn't have those bevels on the tops, it's just a rectangle.

It's actually a pretty neat way of unlocking something like a computer, but it's retarded to not use it for storing shit too. Also, you can cleary see which side is right side up in that pic.

Dumbass.

>>151547444
Look at the port and the connector first, you dumb piece of shit.

>>151547704
Just fuck off.

>>151547444
it replaces a car's key

>>151547444
looks more like HDMI

>>151547568
in gundam they store pilot data as well as calculations and shit on floppys that work like keys. probably the same principle

>>151547444
> USB
It is a bit similar, but doesn't look like USB. That type of connectors sucks for harsh operating conditions in general, though.

> 2.0
It is not any different physically from previous versions. I guess you are just too young to know that, asshole.

> drives
It can be any device that implements USB protocol. I guess you are unaware that USB smart cards have been used to control computer access for ages.

>>151548413

One question, do tanks have keys or something similar?

>>151547704
under age

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247KB, 709x449px

>>151547444
Are you retarded?

>>151548911
hdmi flash drives

>>151549046
The point was OP said you could easily get confused about which side to put it in when it's clear which way it goes.

>>151549086
OP clearly breaks a lot of thumb drives.

>>151547444
>military vehicles
>keys
Immersion = destroyed

>>151549948
Are those actually keys or individual pilot profiles for neural interface calibration etc?

>>151550207
It's your PTW collection to deal with while you are boringly waiting on defence positons.

>>151547444
It's clearly firewire.

>>151548830
tends to vary most, however do not for the simple reason that it is very easy to lose keys and be unable to start the tank/plane whatever in a hurry. The military generally prefers to keep armed guards around instead.

>>151547568
Yes it does.
That's USB2.0 Type B.
Also known as a 'printer cable'.
It's used tomechanically identify a slave device, as opposed to a host device (which uses Type A)

>>151553534
That's not type B nigger. Use google instead of using your shitty memory. It looks much closer to mini display port than anything else

>>151547444
How do you plug earphones on it? HDMI?

Why not ask /g/?

>>151554656
or /k/ or /m/

>>151551038
nigga it's clearly HDMI.

>>151557201
It's either not symmetrical enough for HDMI or the perspective is fucked.

>>151547444
Most of the orientation problem with USB comes from ports mounted at a 90 degree angle, if the key just slots in to your front, you know which way it goes every time

>>151548830
No
If you could grab a tank from the army without being supposed to, you could have gotten a key anyway

>>151549948
To my knowledge most military vehicles have keys or some other object to replace keys.
Those that don't have surveillance and guards 24/7, like fighter jets which are often classed as high value targets/objects

Its clearly firewire, apparently apple is in the knightmare business...

>>151547444
>randomly disconnects
>try to push it deeper and wiggle it a little

>>151548418

Why would you need an HDMI? it's just a dangle. USB 2.0 is fine.

>>151547444
>receive impact
>usb breaks
>knightmare frame stops working and you'll just sit there waiting to die
This design is really stupid as fuck