https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire-control_system#Aircraft_based_fire_control
basically since around the 1960s bombers dont need to “drop” bombs anymore. They only designate the target and the FCS drops the bombs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire-control_system#Aircraft_based_fire_control
basically since around the 1960s bombers dont need to “drop” bombs anymore. They only designate the target and the FCS drops the bombs.
yeah because they are designed quite differently. usb c has a way of detecting a host to host connection situation and will do the right thing – which is just powering off the ports, unless one of the hosts has the usb otg capability to turn itself into a peripheral.
with usb a connectors thats just not possible and the situation is not defined in the standard. you might get an overload in one of the power supplies, you might get any number of weird effects on the hosts but you will never get any useful result from this.
At least that stuff is stable while in a tank. Imagine sitting next to tons of rocket grade hydrogen peroxide, slowly decomposing, just waiting for an excuse to go boom.