Dot matrix printer in action
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Published 2013-06-27
All Comments (21)
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ah yes the song of bureaucracy
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Hearing it in action is giving me flashbacks of being back in elementary school where the coolest day of the week was being in the computer lab and listening to these printers in action. Good stuff.
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Aaah, the high pitched screech of childhood.....
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Customer: "So, how fast does this bad boy print?" Seller: "No."
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Man, I really needed that. I feel like I'm 12 again, listening to my mother print her endless meeting notes for the next day in the middle of the night.
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Watching this makes me wish I still had my old dot matrix. Printing my homework at 1.00am didn't always go down well! :-(
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Can't believe I miss this stuff. We had a few of these mothballed at the storage room on my first job, and they came out once per year to print a massive report.
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I had to look this up because as I'm watching my 3D printer create an entire sculpture with nothing but a little fan noise I am astounded how far printing has come in my relatively short life.
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Ah, the music of a dot matrix printer.
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Johnson! I told you I wanted those spreadsheets in to me by noon!
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In the early 90s, we were one of the very few families with a computer (packard bell) and we had a dot matrix printer. I liked the sound and would print out my name in jumbo sized letters with hearts.
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Still got these in my workplace for printing invoices. Absolutely love it.
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I feel like I'm at Jiffy Lube, waiting for my receipt...
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Thank you for this video! I'm studying for A+ and I needed to see what an Professor Messer meant when he said these things were noisy
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Ah, the 80's / 90's. When I would beg my grandpa to let me write and print out my terrible childhood stories on his computer, then bounce eagerly by the printer as it spooled out my ideas. Thanks for the nostalgia.
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I can smell the room our dot matrix printer was in when hearing the sounds. Thanks for sharing
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The good thing about these printers aside from printing on carbon copy papers is that when the ink runs out it doesn't just up an quit all at once like an inkjet printer, instead the print gradually gets lighter and lighter.
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Loved the paper for these. I'd tear off the dot strip sides, fold them over one another, and make an accordion
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Listening this makes me rememeber the days when I used to go my father's office
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As the wise danny sexbang would say... "BRRRRRRRR!!!"
