PEnns S58_is_the_goat said: I found a hard drive in a landfill with 8000 bitcoins… Thank you!!! I have been looking for my Bitcoin wallet for months!! 😊 Reply
Razzi16 That is a VERY clickbaity misleading title. He didn't just 'find' them there, he would have PUT them there himself. Reply
abufrejoval Razzi16 said: That is a VERY clickbaity misleading title. He didn't just 'find' them there, he would have PUT them there himself. As you get older (and have family members with their own sense of order), you'd be surprised how many times you find things, you didn't know were there! On top, when the value of those discards changes as much as it does here, that makes it an entirely new thing, psychologically. So yes, you have a point🪙. And it's clickbait for sure: personal computing is in dire straits! But the fact that you read the article proves the point, that old can be the great new these days. At least it may inspire people to go hunting for those scraps and turn them into something useful. Reply
thrus If he sells it that will be used and from a.private seller so would not get the prices of new or even of a company selling it as when you sell as is no returns or refunds it is lower priced. Also it would be added as income since it was from work so taxable. None of us are going to turn down a few grand extra but that is all it would be at the end of the day a few thousand not 10k plus. Reply
MobileJAD I swear if I could somehow get 4 to 8 pieces of DDR4 ECC Reg RAM like this, I'd happily go out and get the cheapest Epyc setup possible and I'd swear that I'd find Something useful for it to run! Reply
Vicecrow @MobileJAD I keep my 14700 with 45w all times. all cores work 2.3 2.4ghz and can max out the rtx 5070. Every time I look at my setup I miss the old xeon broadwell with a $30 cpu give same power than my $240 cpu Only thing I don't wan't back is the energy bill Reply
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