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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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I work in IT, I have a tendency to “decommission’ hardware so it can be “recycled”
Through this method I have several enterprise switches, a home server, several very nice laptops.
I worked for a company that got bought out, but the field office had some uncounted inventory. By the time the buyers got to it, the inventory matches their spreadsheet exactly.
Their spreadsheet.