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I would look into FreeGeek. They take donated computers and strip them for a good parts and build good computers out of them. If you need a computer, you can vo
by ryanchants 6y ago
I would look into FreeGeek. They take donated computers and strip them for a good parts and build good computers out of them. If you need a computer, you can volunteer with them and they'll teach you how to build computers. After a certain number of hours you earn a computer. And now you know the basic of swapping out the various parts.
I haven't been involved in a while, so I'm not sure what the process is for laptops, but I know they reuse those as well.
https://www.freegeek.org/ https://www.freegeek.org/
- dvtrn 6y agoA few cities have yellow bike projects that operate under this same model. Volunteer some time, learn how to contribute and fix bikes, after enough time has passed, You earn a bike of your own. I love this kind of embedded, community driven pedagogy.