Im trying to find an old story from years ago about a guy who found a mistress online who had a virtual tour site of her villa, she send him a device to wear during remote session that had a anal plug, a water based masterbator tube and a wire castration loop he had to wear on part of the same device and it whole thing plug into the printer port of his PC, (you can guess how old this story is lol) but once connect and logged into the site the mistress could control the device remotely for the life of me and can not remember the name of it and cant seam to find it.

lathareo (imported) wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2024 6:58 pm Im trying to find an old story from years ago about a guy who found a mistress online who had a virtual tour site of her villa, she send him a device to wear during remote session that had a anal plug, a water based masterbator tube and a wire castration loop he had to wear on part of the same device and it whole thing plug into the printer port of his PC, (you can guess how old this story is lol) but once connect and logged into the site the mistress could control the device remotely for the life of me and can not remember the name of it and cant seam to find it.

Well, the story is not that old, since the Internet already exists and you can connect a printer to your computer .

Unfortunately, I have never come across this story...

i suppose that true im not sure when the story was posted but im sure i prob read it the first time in 2005ish

Valery_V (imported) wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2024 8:52 pm Well, the story is not that old, since the Internet already exists and you can connect a printer to your computer .

Unfortunately, I have never come across this story...

The early PC's had parallel ports specifically intended for printers. AKA "Printer ports", sometimes also called "Centronics" ports after the cable connector which was more commonly seen on parallel printers for input. Usually they could be configured to be bi-directional, which also let them be used w/ some extra software and special dedicated cables for data transfer between machines, either for backups, or to swap files (for instance) between a desktop and notebook machine... At the time they were the fastest interface available. They have long since vanished from most machines, along with the old fashioned serial ports.... (you can still get add-in cards and USB converters if you really need them) Their functions are now pretty much all handled using USB ports...

So a story featuring a printer port would need to be dating back to the early 2000's as by the 2010's you would be hard pressed to find a new machine that had an LPT port.

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