At 10:40 AM 4/15/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Does this sound familiar, "Help I've fallen under piles of old computers
>and I can't get up!"
>
>Where are people going who want a computer but don't yet have one?
>
>Better yet, are there people who want an old computer that I found in
>the trash?
rural places, 3rd world, the hinterland in general. The trouble is
transportation. They are expensive to transport from the places where
there is a glut to the places where there is a dearth. Lot's of ppl around
here still value a 386 for the kids, a 486 for the wife to email and chat
on, or as a first computer, or spare computer. Any laptop is still
precious, though the dos boxes discourage quickly. Many students still
value a 3 or 486 around here too. If they could flood our market so they
appeared on thrift store shelves, it would be a good thing.
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