being used to all plug bodies, including two-prong, being recessed at least 18mm, means the us one feels flimsy no matter how firmly it's in the adapter...
oh also this was a wall-wart style power adapter that should probably not have been a wall-wart. a bit too large for that.
also, yes it's obviously an issue with the adapter in that it's one of those wall-warts you can change the plug on, except they only shipped me a us plug >:(
i did this to myself yesterday, but on the ac side.
the universal power adapter for my homelab server didn't come with a european plug so i'm using a converter until i can source something reasonable. yesterday i was adding stuff to the cabinet and bumped the power strip.
turns out, american plugs are not only real sensitive to bumps, they also give off a lot of funny lights when they're used with 230V.
how do you guys live with these fischer-price plugs?
you're describing it like you're both generic stereotypes of your conditions rather than individuals with unique wants and needs. just communicate with eachother.
so torn between "you're right, you don't" and "well actually the mars rovers all use a redundant hardware and consensus algorithms for error correction so..."
you've successfully disabled my terminal knowitallism!
lobotomy?