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Anonymous asked in Computers & Internet Hardware Desktops · 2 days ago

If I had a vintage computer that wasn’t working properly, should I break it?

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Chris Ancor
Lv 7
1 day ago
Check if it can be sold. If not dump it or give it away.
David K
Lv 6
2 days ago
Only if you don't care about keeping it for its vintage interest. Stupid question.
Anonymous
2 days ago
Wouldn't breaking it twice be redundant?

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