9 Feb
2000
9 Feb
'00
9:35 a.m.
I live in a tiny town of 6,000 people. My local
mom-and-pop
computer
store (repair, Internet, service, they do it all)
routinely tosses
out
semi-dead motherboards (the serial port got zapped, no
one wants a
separate serial card, so it's history), too-small hard drives,
working VGA-ish monitors, etc. I can't imagine what a larger
repair shop would routinely toss.
- John
Do they have signs threatening dumpster-divers with slow painful
death like the thrift stores do?
Mark