I found it at the dollar store.
Causing fires
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I would definitely find a couple use cases for these
Angering the USB-IF
So your pets can't chew the hard-disk cables.
Unless you have a pet rabbit.
Finally! USB Direct Connect!
The way these are called male and female has always been so wild
Itβs a pretty good metaphor Iβd say and less bland than calling them plug and socket.
Don't know what to tell you, people just kinda tend to be horny.
I have a cheap HDMI capture device that takes in video input, exposes it to the computer as a regular webcam, and then outputs it back to HDMI. It gets the job done.
It uses an USB male to male for power, and a regular one for data.
That said, not sure how a short one like that would help.
I had an old Medion digital camera that used USB-A - USB-A cable for synching with PC.
This could be a shorter version of it, tho idk why would anyone use this for thus purpose, would be awkward