> “But wait!” says the well-intentioned blog reader, “this web site over here has DB-19P connectors for sale right now!” They may claim to have them, but trust me, they don’t. Electronics parts suppliers seem to make a habit of listing available items that aren’t actually available, whether out of laziness or as an intentional bait-and-switch, I’m not sure. But if you call them or try to actually order the parts, you’ll find they don’t exist.
This reminds me of Things I Won't Work With mentioning Chinese chemical supply houses that list prices for a gallon of a specific chemical, when there probably hasn't been that much made in all of human history together, and if it were made and brought together in one place, the resulting crater would be visible on Google Earth.
This reminds me of Things I Won't Work With mentioning Chinese chemical supply houses that list prices for a gallon of a specific chemical, when there probably hasn't been that much made in all of human history together, and if it were made and brought together in one place, the resulting crater would be visible on Google Earth.