This post isn't really related to anything in class, but I thought I would make use of the wealth of technological knowledge available via our blogosphere. So here's my issue: My dektop computer recently fell victim to a nasty virus that damaged either my hard drive and/or my motherboard. I could pay an exorbitant amount to have it fixed, but it is already 4 years old and at this point, I will probably just purchase a new laptop. I know I could just have my old comp disposed of, but does anyone have any use for it or know of any organizations that refurbish/recycle computers for future use? Open to comments and/or trackbacks!
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What, i think computers are great. Math is hard.
Posted by: jason frence | December 09, 2004 at 09:10 AM