One of the best places is ACCRC. Usable stuff is refurbished for charity organizations, schools, etc. and the rest is handled responsibly and locally by ECS Refining in Santa Clara. Small fees are charged since this isn't as cheap/profitable as sending it overseas. But in the past they've taken stuff for free on Earth Day (April 22) so I save my small circuit boards and cables till then.
The bottom line: do your own research. Especially if a recycler is eager to take anything and everything for free.
So far it doesn't look that great. The article from Astrobiology magazine debates if it's just impurities. And it talks about how "arsenic bonded to oxygen and carbon in the same way phosphorus bonds to oxygen and carbon in normal DNA" which of course is wrong.
My guess is that Mono Lake is full of phosphate, so it would have to be able to handle it. Interesting point if it uses "ATA" instead of ATP.
And it's got to be loaded with enzymes that work on As, keeping it where it belongs. No doubt many years of research will be spent teasing out this information.
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Probably tough to get a support contract for a '89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99 router.
February Sweeps Gimmicks for 400, Alex
Can I use it to break on through to the other side? Light my fire?
Maybe power my car with JATOs like on Mythbusters. That should qualify as "high-risk research".
No, blowing up shit will always work. Doesn't matter if it's real shit or CG shit or 3D shit.
Death by snu-snu
Primordial soup again?
I think that's from a Far Side cartoon.
If she's a teabagger, you're in luck!
This is what came to mind for a line of people for this guy.
That's what my employer did. But the new total = the old number of vacation days. Bummer.
Does auto insurance (collision? liability?) cover you if your car trashes the town?
Yes, CA has a fee attached to buying TVs and monitors (only) so ACCRC doesn't charge a fee for those as they get their money from the state.
One of the best places is ACCRC. Usable stuff is refurbished for charity organizations, schools, etc. and the rest is handled responsibly and locally by ECS Refining in Santa Clara. Small fees are charged since this isn't as cheap/profitable as sending it overseas. But in the past they've taken stuff for free on Earth Day (April 22) so I save my small circuit boards and cables till then. The bottom line: do your own research. Especially if a recycler is eager to take anything and everything for free.
Don't they know anything?
So far it doesn't look that great. The article from Astrobiology magazine debates if it's just impurities. And it talks about how "arsenic bonded to oxygen and carbon in the same way phosphorus bonds to oxygen and carbon in normal DNA" which of course is wrong.
My guess is that Mono Lake is full of phosphate, so it would have to be able to handle it. Interesting point if it uses "ATA" instead of ATP. And it's got to be loaded with enzymes that work on As, keeping it where it belongs. No doubt many years of research will be spent teasing out this information.
Beware of geeks bearing gifts.
People who talk about "the Internets" aren't clueless idiots after all, they're actually ahead of the rest of us.
That's 1337 in 1776.
Me too. You will want a 64-bit host with plenty of memory, no matter which VM program you use.
All versions of the Harry Potter books are stored in the Room of Requirement.
His sled will be propelled by eight flying chairs.
New street signs is not going to change that.
And have a headache, just grab the nearest dead frozen mouse.
The next research project will be how to clean beer barf in zero G.