Tom's Hardware says weekly e-waste scavenging yielded SSDs, hard drives, graphics cards and RAM, along with an Asus ROG laptop.
Tom's Hardware reports that a dumpster diver built a multi-drive home lab server running Proxmox using parts recovered on weekly landfill trips. The outlet says the finds also included an Asus ROG laptop and quotes the scavenger saying, “It's wild what people throw away these days.”
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Tom's Hardware says weekly e-waste scavenging yielded SSDs, hard drives, graphics cards and RAM, along with an Asus ROG laptop.
Tom's Hardware reports that a dumpster diver built a multi-drive home lab server running Proxmox using parts recovered on weekly landfill trips. The outlet says the finds also included an Asus ROG laptop and quotes the scavenger saying, “It's wild what people throw away these days.”
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareDumpster diver builds home lab Proxmox server from weekly landfill runs for SSDs, HDDs, GPUs, and even RAM — weekly e-waste raids net multi-drive Proxmox server and Asus ROG laptop
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Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareDumpster diver builds home lab Proxmox server from weekly landfill runs for SSDs, HDDs, GPUs, and even RAM — weekly e-waste raids net multi-drive Proxmox server and Asus ROG laptop
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