👉 The word "usbnet," you ask, is a term that's quite funny and also somewhat intimidating to outsiders.
Let me explain this for you: In 2015, a guy named Steve decided he wanted to make the most of his old computer. So, he bought an 'USB-Net' (which stands for "Universal Serial Bus Network"). This meant that, when your old computer was plugged into it, it could send and receive data from a new device. He started experimenting with this tech, trying out all sorts of USB-Net connections with his old machine. But one day, something funny happened: he noticed that the 'USB-Net' connection kept sending error messages! You might be thinking "That's ridiculous!" But let me tell you, Steve was so mad he couldn't take it anymore! He called his friends over and told them about his experience. They were skeptical at first, but they decided to give it a try. After all, this was a 'USB-Net'! And they did just that! They set up their computer on the USB-Net's network and found it working perfectly. Steve felt like he had won an epic battle of the mind. And then one day, his old computer started acting funny itself. It would stop responding to commands it was supposed to be able to handle (like sending data from USB). It just stopped making sense! Steve was in a panic, and he knew he needed to do something about
