"FOSS helps Free Geek Vancouver become an ethical recycler"
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Hello All,
U can set up thinclient with these computers. P1, P2 machime are best suited
for thinclient.
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>From: Akarsh Simha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [Ilugc] [OT] Old Computers, Rs. 14 /- per k.g.
>AFAIK, this is done in a place called 'Byatrayanpura' in Bangalore.
>Regards
>Akarsh
Moore Mark
> This service is actually illegal. India ratified the basel
> convention long back, and this industry is a grey market op.
Oh! Interesting. How come they still continue despite media publicity?
Hasn't nobody raided them?
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Akarsh
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>Subject: Re: [Ilugc] [OT] Old Computers, Rs. 14 /- per k.g.
>On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 3:13 PM, Akarsh Simha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Apparently, there is an enterprise where they extract Gold from
> >electronic hardware. They put the PCBs in strong acids
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 10:27 PM, Akarsh Simha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> And the depleted(!) acids how is it disposed?
>
> I don't know how they are disposed. Possibly they are reused till they
> are useless and then neutralized with alkali and thrown away, in which
> case it should be sa
> And the depleted(!) acids how is it disposed?
I don't know how they are disposed. Possibly they are reused till they
are useless and then neutralized with alkali and thrown away, in which
case it should be safe. However, in case you do plan to use this
service, you should probably find out
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 3:13 PM, Akarsh Simha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Apparently, there is an enterprise where they extract Gold from
> electronic hardware. They put the PCBs in strong acids, which will
> dissolve everything except gold and recover the gold used to make the
> contacts i
There is really no market for these kind of comps. I have several such
comps. gathering dust. The best one can do is salvage the working HDDs
for reuse but then again given their age they could fail any time. I
use them on experimental machines only.
If you have any such throw away machi
Hi
Apparently, there is an enterprise where they extract Gold from
electronic hardware. They put the PCBs in strong acids, which will
dissolve everything except gold and recover the gold used to make the
contacts inside ICs in the PCB.
Maybe you could try that.
AFAIK, this is done in a place cal
> As already informed about "clearing" very old computers from my school at
> salem, i have sold 286, 286, and 486 machines for Rs. 14/- per k.g.
> by next week , few PI, PII with 166 MHz, 233 MHz with 16MB , 32MB RAM will
> be sold [ for Rs. 16/- per k.g ? ] .
>
> Few members of this ILUGC contact
On Friday 23 May 2008, Thiagarajan wrote:
> As already informed about "clearing" very old computers from my
> school at salem, i have sold 286, 286, and 486 machines for Rs. 14/-
> per k.g. by next week , few PI, PII with 166 MHz, 233 MHz with 16MB ,
> 32MB RAM will be sold [ for Rs. 16/- per k.g
Dear All
As already informed about "clearing" very old computers from my school
at salem, i have sold 286, 286, and 486 machines for Rs. 14/- per k.g.
by next week , few PI, PII with 166 MHz, 233 MHz with 16MB , 32MB RAM
will be sold [ for Rs. 16/- per k.g ? ] .
Few members of this ILUGC conta
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