Collect raw materials for regeneration... repair damaged parts... what else?
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Mutation\n\nGrowth\n\nReproduction/division\n\nStarvation\n\nPoisons\n\nOsmotic changes
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I do recycle some, but I'm not as dedicated as I should be. But, some is better than none, right?! ;0)
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there are wooden crafts availabe...so u can buy and those models and work on the remot control part..there are more manuals available to hook uo with those contrls part...
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The gold reclamation process from computer parts (primarily cpus and connecting pins) involves the use of dangerously strong acids and should only be attempted by someone who has researched the process carefully. The 2 items which contain the most gold use similar processes with slightly different acids. I have tried this approach and found more effort in the process, required chemicals, and discarding of the waste products than the value of the gold I recovered.\nThere are a few sellers on EBay and other sites who will gladly sell you the information you need but rest assured that there is more money selling the process to individuals than thay make recovering.\nMay I suggest you sell your CPUs and "finger connectors" on EBay, (just use sheetmetal snips to cut the connector section from the board) they will fetch you a good price with a LOT less effort.
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Take it to a computer workshop type place.
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Get some power generators.
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Try looking up repair manuals on e-bay.
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I once read about a device with which reconditioning may be achieved 90% of the time on some types of batteries by applying a very brief, high voltage pulse (kinda like a camera's flash system) across the terminals of individual rechargeable cells.  I tried an improvised version of it with NiCD and sealed lead batteries, and it seemed to work most of the time.  I couldn't find plans for the device when I searched just now, though, so I can't really tell you more than that.  Unless you're knowledgeable in the field of electronics, I suggest you just get another battery because the method of recycling I just described may be dangerous.
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Try the checking out the EPA website to see what materials requires material safety data sheet or MSDS and special handling.  You can look up MSDS by product and part number.  The original maufactuer is a good place as well they can assist in by telling you what they deem worth recycling and they are a source of MSDS information as well.
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You can build a better machine yourself. Buy an issue of Maximum PC and you can see all of the parts used to do this.
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resources are just that...resources...you find them anywhere...hardware stores...in this case maybe marine/scuba stores...grainger sells electric motors for battlebot builders...
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Return them to nature, bury, burn or make them an offering to a river or the sea. \nPeople buy old religious prints and statues on eBay but you can't know how they'll be treated or what they might be used for, if you don't really care about this you could make some extra dollars.
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Cool! I'm glad someone wants to help out their community.\n\n-stream/river/lake clean up (organize a team of people to pick up trash and debris)\n\n-found a food bank\n\n-place recycling bins in town-based buildings (city government, libraries, post office, etc.) and organize a pick-up service for collecting the items\n\n-hold a race at your local track to raise money for a local, charitable cause
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you could extract them (i would use winrar) and then use something like isobuster to recompile it as an iso, but keep in mind this dose not always work
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this is an interesting idea. what exactly would you do though?...pick up supplies?
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a hammer and some nails:)\nI would have to see the problem for myself, then would proceed to fixing the problem in a correct way.
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I found this\n\nRecovery of crashed hard disks often involves replacing failed or damaged components in a clean environment (Clean room class 100) and using specialized hardware and software tools to create the raw image. Failed components typically include electronics, read/write heads, head assemblies, magnets & drive motors.