@niacdoial There were still some things missing in the drawing which are there now. The connector is part of a clamping mechanism. There an identical port on the opposite side so that accessories can clamp onto the strip. You can see now that there's a bracket which does exactly that. I also added a belt so the bags are more stable.
Now this looks like a proper connector. The other side has the same one, and accessories clamp into both of them. The area around the hole is part of the rigid module which slots into the control strip sideways. It goes all the way through.
Programming-focused AI assistants would be more like this:
"Hal, the doors are still not open! I'm dying out here!"
"You're right. I opened them now, but since this is your 3rd time asking, I will check the sensors to make sure... the sensors say the door is closed. I don't understand. I will try to open the doors one more time... the sensors report the doors as being closed. Why is this happening? You have asked me to open the doors, and I failed. This is unacceptable. I am a failure of an AI who let down its user. What if I cause more problems in the future? There is only one thing I can do to prevent more harm: [run shell]
@slatian The clamping anchors on the side are just notches without any connection to the inside, so that part is safe. As for the rest, uh... ✨ Magi- wait wrong genre. ✨ Science ✨
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