20 Mar
2004
20 Mar
'04
1:12 a.m.
On Sat, 20 Mar 2004, Philip Pemberton wrote:
That's in case there are any data bits still in the cables that
haven't been flushed out. (the actual reason that was given why
all RAM chips must be removed from machines before they are sold!)
Just another
possible source, if you have a local university with a public
surplus program.
Unfortunately, all the local colleges and universities that I
know of have
an "All surplus must be destroyed" policy. Destroying PCs I can understand
(data protection), but destroying the cables too?