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>Last year, I created Fake Parallel Printer, a tool to capture the output of the parallel printer port of old-ish test equipment so that it can be converted into screenshots for blog posts etc. It’s definitely a niche tool, but of all the projects that I’ve done, it’s definitely the one that has seen the most amount of use.

Archive: https://archive.today/Ga3bf From the post: >>Last year, I created Fake Parallel Printer, a tool to capture the output of the parallel printer port of old-ish test equipment so that it can be converted into screenshots for blog posts etc. It’s definitely a niche tool, but of all the projects that I’ve done, it’s definitely the one that has seen the most amount of use.
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I remember finding a Linux program to take serial port plotter prints from my Philips PM3335 oscilloscope and output pictures.

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/s/oldcomputers

/s/oldtechnology

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Yeah, I was thinking about putting it in /s/oldtechnology but it's not all that old and also has a bunch of stuff on modern tools too. Sometimes its conflicting on where to post something so this seemed logical?

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This sub is perfectly fine.

I just like to leave such comment to help viewers with discovering other related/relevant subs.