What Brand Of USB Cable Are You Using

Allow me to disagree. I myself can be very hard at times but always within the boundaries of decency and using proper language even though I am not a native English. Saying I wish you one day a quick death is kind of unmistakable to me...what could be lost in translation for quick death?

 

TTYTT "a quick death" is, by all means, always better that a slow one; think upon it. This is the kind of translations I am referring to. I say it, because also in my native language we use these words in such a way that in English might sound something like: "you can rush for everything material, but in the end you'll get nothing to your grave"; which, I believe, now sound totally different, uh?
I do agree though, being myself not a native speaker, that unaware of this unveiling such a wish indeed sounds brute to an English.
We can depose our swords now, gentlemen, do we agree?

 

I got a Nordost and no difference..save your money

 

That must be another lost in translation ....i didn't draw any sword nor the guy wished the quick death to me. I simply thought it needed acted upon

 

New here. I wasn't sure this is really an audio forum until I saw this cable rage thread! LOL

 

People were losing their dang minds

 

To actually answer the OP's question, I use a 1.5 metre second hand IKEA Lillhult USB A to USB C cable. I got it for a couple of quid on eBay.