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They'll use a USB to Serial adapter to connect to say, the serial port on a managed switch or router, or their multi-thousand dollar audio mux board, etc. The other thing to realize, most end users, aren't ever going to use a serial port on their terminal device. In fact it'd been forgotten about until someone finally audited the equipment due to a merger, and then lawyers got involved and now its all gone.
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And the network control for that ran on its own legacy bus to a windows 3.11 computer because nothing else could understand how to talk to those systems.
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I mean, you wanna know how shitty the equipment is on those audio only music channels on your cable/sat/whatever subscription you pay for run on? How about this, there was, until last year, a room full of 8-tracks players because that was the last licensed hardware that the provider bothered paying for because buying the CD licenses cost too much. When you start talking hundreds of millions of dollars, you don't replace until you absolutely have to replace the gear.
Hell we still need to run a 10 Mb Hub to connect a few old devices because they're too old to understand anything other than token ring on a bus topology using vampire clamps.
Ancient encoders and demods from the 80's have them too. Most of those don't get ripped out for 25-30 years because that's how often major process control refits take place (and hundreds of millions of dollars and a few years to complete). The same goes for equipment in say production control equipment in industrial facilities such as chemical plants. A 3-phase commercial PSU isn't going to be replaced just because its old, and there's a lot of new old stock in warehouses. Don't forget that there is a LOT of legacy devices in commercial and industrial installations. Even when you have OOB, control, and diagnostic ports in RJ-45, they're still usually serial ports unless they actually have an onboard network controller. Serial ports, today, are used mostly for diagnostic communications, such as out-of-band management for managed devices such as switches, routers, high end audio equipment, UPS and other related power systems, modems for remote connectivity, industrial and commercial power equipment, industrial monitoring systems like valve servos and temp/pressure gauges, DIY kits and some older arduino boards. The 10% rule is enforced on /r/hardware repeat offenders and/or your website or channel may be banned. Users who want to post links to their website should be aware of the reddit definition of spam and read this article concerning self promotion on reddit. No self-edtiorialized titles, just copy the title of the site, with the exception of clickbait titles. No submissions to crowdfunding sites or ongoing campaigns. No submissions to streaming sites outside of event megathreads. Any rumor or claim that is just a statement from an unknown source containing no supporting evidence will be removed.
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