Don't Throw That Old PC Away--Give It New Life with Linux
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Re: Don't Throw That Old PC Away--Give It New Life with Linux
I think is time to do something about this, It may afect us worse if we let it go by. Trash these PC computers in a fashonable way, lets be nice and donate/ship all parts to MEXICO or Africa , teach a few Mexicano guys to build them and let them give it to the poor and needee.
Why We (US companies) are so greedy?
Attn: Mike
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