Here's a bunch of the fuses, I took a lot of pics so I could get them all mapped out. Any spot with those white smd devices labeled with "PF" followed by a number is a fuse.pic.twitter.com/lkboEZ1PeB
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no one except intel makes tbt controllers, the ti chips are usb pd controllers
ok, that's what i thought :( just had glanced at http://www.ti.com/product/TPS65982 … and saw "Port Data Multiplexer: Sideband Use Data for Alternate Modes (DisplayPort and Thunderbolt)". guess it's just pass-through(?)
Looks like a bot that scrapes tweets with links in order to sound real, then replaces the links with some sort of phishing site or something similar.
Prolly worth reporting. Weird niche market to phish, if that is what this is.
Yeah I don't think it's phishing actually, there's a lot of accounts like this that either retweet/steal tweets under a certain topic in order to try and build up a following automatically. It's basically content aggregation for advertisement or something like it
hard to confirm this since all the links appear to be dead
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