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Electronic Waste pt. II

Professor Dennis Dunleavy recently found this item at SJSU. It is a monitor which as been labelled "TRASH" and left out in the hallway.



It reminded me of the G4 CubeQuarium project, and that items can find new creative uses other than filling landfills.



Think different.

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