What to do with dead monitors

[Peter Hiscocks]

Somewhere I have a picture of Robert Pease, guru of the analog circuit
design world (who is participating in a seminar in Toronto on Oct 2nd),
hurling a monitor off the top of a parking garage, thereby to express his
opinion of computer simulations.

There is also a picture of the remains of the monitor, after its landing in
the parking lot.

Peter

On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 09:02:36PM -0400, Keith Mastin wrote:
> 
> > I advise *not* throwing them off a tall building, or at least not from
> > your building.  While the the bang and resulting scatter is cool, the
> > neighbour complaints are ungood, even with a good ground crew.
> > Of course, I'd *never* do such a thing myself.
> 
> They're considered toxic.
> 
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