At 10:14 AM 12/12/1999 +0100, you wrote:
>Pippi wrote:
>make
> >ornaments of the leftover circuitry
>Ah, but there are toxic stuff on the cards
Only the lead I think, and not too terrible. I have circuitry glued to my
car with wires to make it look like urban decay. I also have a 30pin ram
simm as a keychain. It'd make neat christmas tree ornaments too. I think
if you don't try to eat off it you're alright. I've seen clipboards and
binders made of empty circuit boards also, and clocks made from hard drives.
>But they still can become valuable.
> what if
>they get valuable sometime? We are closing in on the 20th aniverserary...
>Hmm... "PC:Special Edition"... nah, not likely ;)
No, not likely. they are not so rare as that and every museum that cares
has a sample. I suppose if the system was all original, mint condition
with the original install and had something in the styling to recommend it,
like a mac apple, or an apricot system, then MAYBE it would have some value
as a collectors item, but not terribly likely. Unlike stamps, they take up
a LOT of space...
Let it go. If you don't learn to let go you'll wind up one of those old
men who's got one chair free to sit on, a nest in the middle of a covered
bed and only one metre footpaths through his piled nest of a house. No
idea what's under it all and a health hazard besides! Yes, I've witnessed
that, several times.
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