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/pol/acks ask if dumpster diving is based

https://archived.moe/pol/thread/411335097

It's only based if you're trying to find rare or old electronics that may still be usable or collectibles to scalpchad :marseycapitalistmanlet:

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Dumpstermaxxing is extremely based if you know where to look. Once I found 6(!) perfectly usable dell latitudes with nvidia quadros in them, probably used for CAD stuff. Also a nice 1440p monitor. Still haven't gotten to selling them yet. Small/medium businesses throw away good shit all the time. Hit colleges too, rich kids usually toss their macbooks after graduation.

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The janitors at the local vocational college here sell off all the laptops the Chinese international students leave behind.

They make a few thousand from it. I was shocked to find out that oligarchs just leave their computers behind when they move country. Like straight up just in their abandoned dorm room or on campus.

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It's based if it's like hey free stuff

Not if it's smug

Food waste is based. It is not feasible to produce exactly enough food on a societal scale; better to have a little too much than not quite enough.

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:#marseyconfused:

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I knew someone who did (probably still does) dumpster diving. Dude made decent money, but still did it because he was cheap af. His rationale was "why waste perfectly good free stuff?".

I guess there's some logic to that, but I can never lower myself to digging around in literal garbage even if I was paid to do it.

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Did he get sick?

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Not once during the time I knew him.

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