there's the right brained, 'feminine way', and the masculine, 'logical'
way:
it definitely helps to develop your intuitive, fuzzy, sixth sense, and
be able to keep a floating nonspecific instinct open, so that when you
get an irrational urge to head out the door and follow your nose in a
it's also ok to befreind your local homeless shopping cart pushers and
ask them what they've seen, and where and when. you can have them keep a
lookout for you and agree to come tell you, call you or bring you stuff
when they find it. give em a coupla bucks for good scoring if they
please
Speaking of dumpsters, I was reading a copy of 2600 magazine at BN recently
and found an article from a guy who found a pretty cool piece of kit in a
dumpster. After the posts here, I'm really intrigued. Does anyone know of
any typical hotspots for finding computers and such, or is it all
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 14:59:24 -0600, you wrote:
Speaking of dumpsters, I was reading a copy of 2600 magazine at BN recently
and found an article from a guy who found a pretty cool piece of kit in a
dumpster. After the posts here, I'm really intrigued. Does anyone know of
any typical hotspots
perfectly. I also found a fairly nice apple
external hard drive, wich is right now hooked up to my SE. I was in
heaven for most of that week, but my mom still hasnt forgivin me.
Oh well,
~Christopher
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 14:59:24 -0600
Subject: Dumpster diving...
From: Todd Russell [EMAIL
On Saturday, Feb 8, 2003, at 20:56 Europe/London, David Robarts wrote:
I had an uncle get into some legal troubles by dumpster diving. His
situation was a little different as he was working for a manufacturer
- thus
his action was viewed as stealing product that was discarded because
, then he did no wrong.
Jack
On Sunday, February 9, 2003, at 04:47 AM, Mark Benson wrote:
I had an uncle get into some legal troubles by dumpster diving. His
situation was a little different as he was working for a manufacturer
- thus
his action was viewed as stealing product that was discarded
--- iriXx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i met someone last night who told me they had 20 LCs
thrown away in
their dumpster last week... sadly he couldnt carry
them :(... although
he did retrieve me something i've always wanted - a
R4000 SGI Indigo...
G THREW AWAY an R4000 Indigo???
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
G THREW AWAY an R4000 Indigo??? Baka!
So what if it is around 10 years old.
... oh yeah...
the other thing he found in their dump a few years back
a working apple Lisa... !!!
he's the only person i've met who has one...
m~
--
iriXx
www.iriXx.org
I had an uncle get into some legal troubles by dumpster diving. His
situation was a little different as he was working for a manufacturer - thus
his action was viewed as stealing product that was discarded because it was
unprofitable and introducing it into the market. He didn't have criminal
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