On 8/28/21 2:27 PM, Peter Noeth wrote:
A printed wall calendar was one of my first TRS-80 16K Model 1 Level
II (then a 48K with expansion Interface) programs after I designed an
interface to the IBM Selectric I/O Writer I purchased as surplus
where I was working at the time. I could never get
A printed wall calendar was one of my first TRS-80 16K Model 1 Level II
(then a 48K with expansion Interface) programs after I designed an
interface to the IBM Selectric I/O Writer I purchased as surplus where I
was working at the time. I could never get the bizarre algorithm correct to
calculate
If someone makes a batch, I'd buy a few sets.
On Sunday, August 22, 2021, 12:47:20 AM EDT, David Grissom
wrote:
Been playing with my 3D Printer too much…
I’ve used pencils, plastic coat hangers and other materials to make let
extensions for my Model 100.
I designed a folding
Socat is a Linux command line utility for connecting different streams
together. So you would use it to connect wimodem232 tcp connections to a
Epson printer emulator which would create jobs in the native Linux print
subsystem.
I've used socat extensively... I've never used any Linux Epson
Heh, John, that one line:
*You could rig up with a Pi, wimodem232 and a dot matrix printer emulator,
and a socat script. *
Lots of learning for me in that. Wimodem232 I get. Pi I get. The printer
emulator and especially socat are new. Not sure what the workflow would be,
but would be an
On Sat, Aug 28, 2021, 6:41 AM Brad Grier wrote:
> Good point Lloyd -- and how I'll likely proceed. Backpack is very cool and
> a great interim solution.
>
> Would be neat if there was such a thing as an RS-232 -> WiFi printer
> spooler that just sat on the RS-232 and sent print jobs to the local
Ken,
That is super cool. As you are aware, getting parts "space qualified" will
have its own unique set of challenges.
Honeywell supplied most of the computers that run the ISS.They called them
MDMs (for Multiplexer/DeMultiplexer). They all started out as 386 computers
although some of
Good point Lloyd -- and how I'll likely proceed. Backpack is very cool and
a great interim solution.
Would be neat if there was such a thing as an RS-232 -> WiFi printer
spooler that just sat on the RS-232 and sent print jobs to the local wifi
printer. I did a quick search and couldn't see
On 8/27/21 3:48 PM, Lloyd Johnson wrote:
It sounds like you had/have a very interesting job. Signal processing was an
area that I had an interest in when pursuing my masters (which I did not
receive until 1995 - 20 years after my bachelors). Shortly after getting my
MSEE, I transferred
Joshua,
Thanks for the compliment.
I have made many a rushed/botched repair myself – almost to the point of being
reluctant to try anymore repairs. However, when the only alternative is to
discard the item, the “I have nothing to lose” attitude prevails and I charge
ahead and
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