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PCs at the recycling centre

JonathanAnon · 2010-08-31 14:35:19

Hi lads, Just wondering what the story is with the recycling centre and PCs... I wanted to look for a soundcard in one of the old PCs. Am I allowed do this or am I relying on the goodwill of the guy running the centre? thanks.

31-08-2010 3:35pm

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JonathanAnon

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Hi lads,

Just wondering what the story is with the recycling centre and PCs... I wanted to look for a soundcard in one of the old PCs. Am I allowed do this or am I relying on the goodwill of the guy running the centre?

thanks.

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#2 31-08-2010 4:12pm

BeciMester

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I was thinking the same! But my local recyclers (Coolmine) didn't let me touch the PCs for some reason. Probably because I didn't try to bribe them. :P Personally I can't see why we shouldn't do this.

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#3 31-08-2010 5:44pm

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Maybe there's a data protection issue if they're to be wiped at the recyling plant where they end up, not before they've been removed.

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#4 31-08-2010 8:17pm

ricman

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You can buy any parts,drives, soundcards from electronic recycling finglas.
see ww.electronicrecycling.ie,
its probably like if you lifted a pc,dropped it on your foot ,you could sue them.THEY are not insured for giving out pcs/parts to the public, i,d geuss.

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