It is easier to see the yellow-white nits in dark hair so darkhaired people may be able to manage the problem more easily. People with light-coloured hair may find it is easier to manage the brown headlice.
Well Microsoftâs Pete Brown has just added another wonderful nugget of information to the situation by announcing Microsoftâs full intention to finally officially support Thunderbolt in Windows 10 on the Gearsluts Forum. Hereâs: the entire text of the post from the Gearslutz post:
All USB-C devices can be plugged into, and will work in, a Thunderbolt 3 port, but it will transfer data at the slower USB-C speed. An easy thing to remember is that Thunderbolt 3 ports are technically backward-compatible with USB-C devices. Thunderbolt 3, however, is not (necessarily) USB-C compatible.