19 Jan
2012
19 Jan
'12
4:27 p.m.
I wrote:
Well, here the county landfill has an electronics recycling point, so
I didn't mean to imply that sending it to the landfill just buried the
stuff.
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> Honestly, most people would be *offended* if you
destroyed a perfectly
> good machine instead of repurposing it.
In article <CANij+dfPpz=SzT-LaVzoHK=n=_xfZ_q-ytwgmvedqXtboc2PpA at mail.gmail.com>,
William Donzelli <wdonzelli at gmail.com> writes:
You think too highly of the general public.
Yeah, probably true. Depends on the day, though :-).
Except for the
county landfill, every place I know locally that
recycles computers first examines them to see if they can be
reasonably put to some sort of reuse.
It is a good business model. But, what do you do with the excess? Grind it.
Sending the stuff to the county landfill is NOT a good business model.