LOL - trial end error, sorry honey, wrong port.

[quote]"anivolski":/users/793116 said: Wha? :D [/quote] Serial port.

[quote]"anivolski":/users/793116 said: Wow. And here I am, putting "big cable" in google search to make that video. Impressive [/quote] Knowledge of deprecated cabling gets me all the dates, lemme tell ya… Very cute character and fun video, I’m looking forward to seeing what you do next.

[quote]"weaselsmasher":/users/284358 said: RS232 is still widely used in industrial control (DB9 and DB25), for out-of-band consoles on routers (though some use an RJ45 jack for the physical port on the router itself), and a ton of internal semi-proprietary stuff like medical equipment. They have the advantage of being well shielded and are physically very tough, and are found where interoperability with older equipment is required (like DB15 VGA on many modern servers that have hundreds of cores and terabytes of RAM). But yeah, it's been a while since desktop PCs had RS232 ports. Gone are the days where you could beat the hell out of someone with a SCSI cable that you'd connected a terminator to. [/quote] Wow. And here I am, putting "big cable" in google search to make that video. Impressive

[quote]"hiii9870":/users/2172629 said: haii im here from tiktok [/quote] Heyo

haii im here from tiktok

[quote]"protosomething":/users/1639349 said: Serial ports - look them up. They’re not really used anymore. I think it’s been nearly a decade since I’ve seen one. [/quote] RS232 is still widely used in industrial control (DB9 and DB25), for out-of-band consoles on routers (though some use an RJ45 jack for the physical port on the router itself), and a ton of internal semi-proprietary stuff like medical equipment. They have the advantage of being well shielded and are physically very tough, and are found where interoperability with older equipment is required (like DB15 VGA on many modern servers that have hundreds of cores and terabytes of RAM). But yeah, it's been a while since desktop PCs had RS232 ports. Gone are the days where you could beat the hell out of someone with a SCSI cable that you'd connected a terminator to.

[quote]"oriclegowo":/users/2164714 said: it was a parallel port cable in the video though [/quote] That's a DB25 connector... which can be for an old-style RS-232 serial port [b]OR [/b]a parallel port. However, the cable for a parallel port had a [b]male [/b]connector. What was shown was a DB25 cable with a [b]female [/b]connector, and the thickness of the cable itself is consistent with a serial cable (that only used at most 9 wires, usually fewer) compared to a much thicker parallel port cable, which used between 18 and 25 wires. I can provide pinouts if you want. "Technically correct" may be the best kind of correct, but you'd better [b]BE [/b]correct.

Everyone be mentioning VGA ports, but no ones talking about: SCSI LAN DisplayPort DVI And much more other i couldn't find info about

[quote]"weaselsmasher":/users/284358 said: Victim of a serial killer. [/quote] it was a parallel port cable in the video though

[quote]"protosomething":/users/1639349 said: Serial ports - look them up. They’re not really used anymore. I think it’s been nearly a decade since I’ve seen one. [/quote] that was actually a parallel port in the video. serial ports only have 9 pins, parallel ports have 25 pins and are a lot wider but they are similar in design

[quote]"anivolski":/users/793116 said: Wha? :D [/quote] Serial ports - look them up. They’re not really used anymore. I think it’s been nearly a decade since I’ve seen one.

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Dat toaster sure was not prepared for that size

[quote]"weaselsmasher":/users/284358 said: Victim of a serial killer. ahem [/quote] Wha? :D

Victim of a serial killer. ahem

Why does this identify current gen people.