[HH] Your hardware is needed

[Phil C.]

Julian,

Your organization sounds great, it looks like it is a new venture.

 I will attempt here to cc: cross post this with Boston Area Windows Server
User Group "techtips" http://www.windowsboston.org/lists_default.asp
which is a large list of mainly sysadmin types around Boston and beyond
(admittedly,  BAWSUG is a bit more Microsoft based, but I think there are
some open source rebels in there too) .  You cannot directly post to the
list unless you sign up first.

It is possible that some of the members may be interested in donating old
equipment.

I will say however, that after being in tech for decades, I sometimes am not
quite enthusiastic about tech acronyms :-), I actually prefer the spelled
out words.....
Well, you reminded me I need to make an appointment to have my teeth
cleaned.

Thanks,

Phil

-----Original Message-----
From: Hardwarehacking
[mailto:hardwarehacking-bounces+charlestek=rcn.com at blu.org] On Behalf Of
Julian Daich
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2015 11:11 PM
To: hardwarehacking at blu.org
Subject: [HH] Your hardware is needed

Hi!

We are Free Computer Labs, we take old computers and bring them to life
again while teaching people how to use and repair them using Free-Libre and
Open Source Software (FLOSS).

FCL is based in Cambridge, MA and welcomes your unused computer and/or
hardware even if you think it does not work or it is too old!

Visit www.freecomputerlabs.org to learn about free computer classes,
volunteer teaching, donating, or simply to get to know us better.

Feel free to reply this message or contact us at
donations at freecomputerlabs.org and also see our flyer
https://www.ulibarri.website/owncloud/index.php/s/VtPHnOvm1vLVdmY#//Computer
_Image_CC-by-SA.jpg

We are organizing a launch party on April 19th 4 PM at Industry Lab
Industry-lab.org
288 Norfolk St.
Cambridge, MA

See you!

FCL

--
Julian Daich

julian.daich at freecomputerlabs.org

FCL
www.freecomputerlabs.org
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