plug classification rule
Hubi, 
How come the pins in the lower row are not mirrored?
Fiivemacs, Pins 2 and 3 are also messed up
SternburgExport, Oh I’ve wired so many of those fuckers at work
miss_brainfart, 
Going along with this, we should also change the master/slave naming to dom/sub
the_otterman_empire,
H3wastooshort, so these would be versatile then?
SatanicNotMessianic, Illegal in Florida.
Franzia, Let me recieve your genetic data 🥺
miss_brainfart, You will get a lot of data from me if you just keep being a good girl
yetAnotherUser, Sample image of a power bottom
https://feddit.de/pictrs/image/44cd0b4e-e930-43a3-b2db-d6701f757bb3.jpeg
yetAnotherUser, (edited ) Pros over male/female classification:
- gender neutral
- separates genitals from sex
- doesn’t remove the sexual implications
Cons:
- none
LaurelRerun, I’m going to go a different direction and argue that the RS232 has always been the most androgynous and third-sex of the connectors because:
- the female connector is most frequently the one that’s a cable
- the male connector is most frequently directly connected to an appliance
- the male has the pin prongs, but is almost always recessed.
- the female connector has the the prong holes, but almost always juts out.
Who’s connecting to who? Who’s the top and who’s the bottom? Who wears the pants? No one knows.
themagzuz, 
they’re just the hyenas of connectors
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