6 Jun
2004
6 Jun
'04
12:26 p.m.
Quothe Erik S. Klein, from writings of Sun, Jun 06,
2004 at 01:30:02PM -0700:
As long as they're not something like Sparcbooks or the legendary
Alphabook, who cares as long as they're dead. Most people just toss
these things when they're dead or no longer wanted. Think of it as
saving them from polluting some landfill.
Besides their idea of vintage is probably Sony Viao's or Apple iBooks
and Powerbooks.
Zane
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TGI Friday's restaurants. We are about to
remodel all 500+ of our
domestic TGI Friday's restaurants with an updated decor package, to
include vintage laptops. Can you help me? Please let me know.
That is indeed a sick thought; a perverse waste of laptops. Darned
biz'droids... mumble, grumble... What will become of those laptops
when they remodel the restaraunts again and no longer want them?
Recycling bins or landfills?