Comments on: Bote, Dyaryo, Kompyuter! http://www.technobiography.com/tech-world/bote-dyaryo-kompyuter/ Make Money with Mobile Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:29:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ka edong http://www.technobiography.com/tech-world/bote-dyaryo-kompyuter/comment-page-1/#comment-4402 ka edong Mon, 25 Aug 2008 12:13:17 +0000 http://technobiography.edongskey.com/?p=528#comment-4402 What's the right thing to do then, Jhay? Awareness is a good start. Educate me. :-) What’s the right thing to do then, Jhay?
Awareness is a good start.
Educate me. :-)

]]> By: jhay http://www.technobiography.com/tech-world/bote-dyaryo-kompyuter/comment-page-1/#comment-4403 jhay Sat, 23 Aug 2008 22:51:28 +0000 http://technobiography.edongskey.com/?p=528#comment-4403 Good one. Though we're not sure exactly how local junk shops deal with computer junk because there is a different set of ways or guidelines on how to recycle and properly dispose these things. If the CRT monitors are still working it would probably be refurbished and sold on those "surplus" PC shops. If it's broken, there are particular ways set to deal with its potentially dangerous contents like the phosphors inside the display itself, etc. From our first-hand experience, junk dealers and scavengers are only after the circuit boards and wiring for they contain various precious metals like silver, gold and copper. Perhaps this is something we Pinoy 'netizens' should really look into. It's high time we give something back for all the free parties, free goodies, PR and media exposure, celebrity moments and dollar earnings we got via these computers and blogging. jhays last blog post..<a href="http://jrocas.com.ph/archives/my-vote-for-best-ftp-client-filezilla/" rel="nofollow">My vote for best FTP Client: FileZilla</a> Good one. Though we’re not sure exactly how local junk shops deal with computer junk because there is a different set of ways or guidelines on how to recycle and properly dispose these things.

If the CRT monitors are still working it would probably be refurbished and sold on those “surplus” PC shops. If it’s broken, there are particular ways set to deal with its potentially dangerous contents like the phosphors inside the display itself, etc.

From our first-hand experience, junk dealers and scavengers are only after the circuit boards and wiring for they contain various precious metals like silver, gold and copper.

Perhaps this is something we Pinoy ‘netizens’ should really look into. It’s high time we give something back for all the free parties, free goodies, PR and media exposure, celebrity moments and dollar earnings we got via these computers and blogging.

jhays last blog post..My vote for best FTP Client: FileZilla

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