Re: What do you do with your old computers?
- From: "HeyBub" <heybub@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 21:48:54 -0600
Pete Dashwood wrote:
[...]
As noted above, if you decide to leverage some of your "old"
equipment and hit problems, I'm really happy to help. This has been a
really fun project... :-)
Cool. If you want a hobby. With lickty-split computers, pre-laden with
Vista, available for under $300, it's not economical to put a 386 machine on
life-support.
You could donate grandpa computer to a school, but the computer doesn't have
any software and the school will forever be calling you up for help. Besides
which, the paperwork for a tax deduction is overwhelming. Many
municipalities forbid putting them in the trash and recycling centers
sometimes demand you pay a fee to take them.
No, the only thing you can do with ancient computers is to leave them in a
school yard during the dark of the moon. I've done this several times, and
even once with a refrigerator. Works swell.
.
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