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	<title>Comments on: Building A Personal Computer, PC On A Very Tight Budget!</title>
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		<title>By: Yorokobi</title>
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		<dc:creator>Yorokobi</dc:creator>
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		<description>Bravo on saving some lead from seeping into the earth. I myself haven&#039;t bought a NEW pc since my very first one, a PC XT (blazing 4.7Mhz!!)

My first one was a PC AT that I litterally caught on it&#039;s way to the dumpster at the local landfill. My latest was a PII 400 which I set up as a linux box so I could run an apache server for my intranet.

Neighbors might think less of me for dumpster diving, but that little server cost me $4.00 (keyboard) and I even salvaged the monitor!

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Response from Das Brain - Thanks for the comment, and I&#039;m glad you are also doing your part for the environment by not needing to upgrade to the latest and greatest as the media is telling everyone to do.

Don&#039;t worry about what your neighbours think, the end result is you&#039;ve done the right thing Yorokobi.Â Â  I think more people should buy or recover old computers, because not everyone is going to need the latest and superfast machine.Â 

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Bravo on saving some lead from seeping into the earth. I myself haven&#8217;t bought a NEW pc since my very first one, a PC XT (blazing 4.7Mhz!!)</p>
<p>My first one was a PC AT that I litterally caught on it&#8217;s way to the dumpster at the local landfill. My latest was a PII 400 which I set up as a linux box so I could run an apache server for my intranet.</p>
<p>Neighbors might think less of me for dumpster diving, but that little server cost me $4.00 (keyboard) and I even salvaged the monitor!</p>
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<p>Response from Das Brain &#8211; Thanks for the comment, and I&#8217;m glad you are also doing your part for the environment by not needing to upgrade to the latest and greatest as the media is telling everyone to do.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t worry about what your neighbours think, the end result is you&#8217;ve done the right thing Yorokobi.Â Â  I think more people should buy or recover old computers, because not everyone is going to need the latest and superfast machine.Â </p>
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