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Hi guys,
I wanted to shine a spotlight on a local business in my community. I wasn't sure where exactly to put this topic, so I am throwing it here. Please let me know if there is a more appropriate place.
Computers for Classrooms is a business in my community that does some awesome work recycling old computers and putting them to use for the impoverished, classrooms, and other worthy causes. They do some amazing work and have even developed some interesting techniques for wiping out 16 hard drives at once (and now they have an industrial degausser as well to flat out murder drives that people don't want reused).
I want to make sure you know I am in no way associated with these people. However, I do really admire what they do. I think we could all do well to reflect upon worthy work they do with old computers when we are all out there pushing the cutting edge. Please keep them or their equivalent in your community in mind next time you are making the jump to the latest greatest piece of hardware and don't know what to do with your old rig.
I wanted to shine a spotlight on a local business in my community. I wasn't sure where exactly to put this topic, so I am throwing it here. Please let me know if there is a more appropriate place.
Computers for Classrooms is a business in my community that does some awesome work recycling old computers and putting them to use for the impoverished, classrooms, and other worthy causes. They do some amazing work and have even developed some interesting techniques for wiping out 16 hard drives at once (and now they have an industrial degausser as well to flat out murder drives that people don't want reused).
I want to make sure you know I am in no way associated with these people. However, I do really admire what they do. I think we could all do well to reflect upon worthy work they do with old computers when we are all out there pushing the cutting edge. Please keep them or their equivalent in your community in mind next time you are making the jump to the latest greatest piece of hardware and don't know what to do with your old rig.