Was gonna suggest the same! I use this countless of times. It's really cool how you can push/pull to a bunch of different things, including directories, ssh hosts, anything that can act as a directory (network mounted FUSE directories) and more.
Personally I use it a lot for backing up git repositories to a USB stick where I have a backup of every single repository + its branches and commits in case I ever need to recover from them. And I can keep my GitHub remotes clean without 100s of branches.
"USB4 Version 2.0". Jesus Christ, why not USB4.1? Why are there TWO numbers? You'd think they'd want to keep numbers to a minimum since you already have to track wattage and bandwidth too.
