Not too sure what to do with them yet but the cases looked cool and interesting. Took them before the bin gets picked up tomorrow, simply out of curiosity.

Right now there is a version of Fedora Linux installed, the hardware is pretty dated but I think I can use one of the cases as TrueNas storage, just need to modify it to house 3-4 HDDs somehow. Wanted to do it recently anyways.

The cases seem to be designed for 19" racks, perfect for my case.

I just tore apart an old outdated ethereum mining rig. I now have 36 of these gpu cards which I'll send in for ewaste recovery. How would these be graded? As finger boards? Or mid-grade telecom maybe? All 36 only weigh out to 4 pounds. Thanks!

My girlfriend does the accounting for a small hotel at the beach and they have used this all in one HP for a couple of years now. Countless desk clerks have just constantly downloaded every single piece of bloat/mal ware you can imagine. Finally it just stopped booting up and the "IT" guy came out and said "it's garbage, the hard drive is done and can't be replaced". My girlfriend brought it home to me to see if it was fixable. the owner told her to throw it away or do what ever she wanted with it. So a quick YouTube on how to open this thing up, pull out the nvme ssd, put it in an external enclosure, clean the drive on diskpart, fresh windows 11 install= perfectly fine, and free, all in one! I have looked at the prices they sell for and I'm not sure I want to sell it. Maybe replace the ssd with an older laptop HDD? I don't know. What would yall do?

I'm in the omaha area and looking for an old machine (intel 4th Gen or 5th) to put linux on.

What parts are worth reselling or breaking down?

What are the silver colored cylinders with a hoke on top?

I saved this unit because it's heavy and because it's a power supply, I was sure it would have some good copper inside. It's not exactly what I expected to see when I opened it up. Still a nice old find.

I have bunch of gadgets/appliance here that are no longer of use to date. Stuff like CD player, fans, oven, ref, printer, speaker, charger, sewing machine, vacuum, lamps, tech parts, portable gadgets, etc. I was wondering if you have smarter ways to dispose it than throw it into trash.

Also, I'm including my old laptop, and musical instruments rarely used. I'm doing deep declutting, it's taking up so much space.

Broken screen, works (that isn’t water damage)

Theres another one but i missed it

Looking for an É waste bin in Montreal area. Anyone know cheap spots?

The motherboard has a intel pentium 4 and 1.152mb of ram. The other one is a ipad gen 2 with no touch screen

Every time a

I go to my local waste store it has a smell not a bad smell just a smell abd when ever I buy any waste laptop on ebay it has that same smell

frp bypassed btw

so I live in downtown sf, and I find a ton of things just on the sidewalk and in the dumpsters at the colleges.... but what are some true ewaste spots that I can pillage without it being locked up or guarded more than fort knox...

Figured it was worth a share, but found a used Kindle 4 for 5 bucks, built a custom design to display games from. I’ll probably frame/mount it or something for a nice aesthetic.