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Or a cartoon roadrunner, it would appear! ;)

Well okay… “a great stone… and in the midst thereof was like an anvil of steel a foot on high, and therein stuck a fair sword naked by the point.”

Excalibre is the unplugged version.

Wait how is it unplugged

That's when you break out the rubber-handled scissors and add a switch behind the anvil.

Still better than USB, it doesn't need 3 attempts to insert properly

But it transfers a LOT of amps!

Universal Sword Blacksmith-tool connector

Joke’s on you, it’s soldered together

I mean, these days that's probably any Caucasian, everyone has a Tudor ancestry

I'd like to try unplugging it

I spent 5 minutes trying to plug a displayport connector under my monitor the other day and kinda felt like the inverse

no point, its not in stock.

most western arming swords are bidirectional, if it were a proprietary high-speed Scimitar™ connector we'd be in trouble in any case

My favourite part of the Arthurian Legend is definitely The Sword in the Anvil

The King of the Britons would be the rightful heir to the Welsh throne.

Would a direct blood line son be worthy?

Fair.

There's a lot of unfortunate e-waste from the French version of these connectors

The Only Connector can’t be put together until you’ve completed the latest in a series of goofy but learned jokes.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_...

This is no basis for a system of networking.

we've gone from a moistened bint lobbing scimitars at would-be kings, to electric shibari offering free phone charges

A real Gordian pain

Does it come in a platinum plated stereo balanced twisted pair version for audiophiles who swear they can hear outside the range of normal human hearing despite being in their 50s?

Does amphenol make a $1300 MIL-SPEC version that's back ordered for the next 9 months to 7 years?

They had great drivers those days.

I've been waiting to express my deep admiration for "Most coffee shops have a descendant of Sophia of Hanover on staff for this", for understanding the Act of Settlement 1701.