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This could be very useful to run really old PC tied commercial and industrial equipment. There is a surprising amount of old systems still keeping our lives running in small niche ways. It could be:
The fact that this has all the legacy ports of:
...gives this some of the newest hardware I can think of that still interfaces with old ancient hardware.
Me, dumpster diving 286 computers 2 decades ago to make backup controllers for a very profitable machine.
I wonder if that thing is still operating