17 Answers
Better still, give it to someone that doesn't have one.
12 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
I have destroyed over 100 computers and none of them will ever work again. But I have survived the epic battle with very few scars. My victory over inept machines gives me a since of pride and dignity. I am most disappointed in these machines inability to withstand my wrath. Bad junk!….bad! Now their parts are being used in hundreds of other gadgets and useful parts sold off or used to upgrade other better systems. Their empty cases are being converted into solar household heaters and their pretty gold parts adorn the wrists of fashion models who know nothing of their origin.Everything within those boxes is useful for a thousand different things and their sale affords me new, better computers that I look forward to someday stripping to their most basic parts.
12 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
computers are nothing without programs and software. I see three choices here....the first is a fast merciful death by hammer..the second is a slow painful death (slowly erase the hard drive and then crack open the computer and destroy the mother drive using wire cutters and metal cutters)..the third, and my preferece would be to send it to David Letterman so he can throw it off a tall building,
However, none of these options are logical or cost effective....because you are in school and the year is 2012 having a computer is almost a must! So, you would have to replace the computer and software.
12 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
Never use a hammer on your computer.
Slamming the mouse on the table top or punching the keyboard with a clenched fist is usually sufficient.
If all else fails try slapping the monitor a couple of times.
Computer disipline can be very difficult.Tough love is required some times.
12 years ago. Rating: 5 | |