The desktop O/S is irrelevant. An optimized HURD kernel running flawlessly won't make a difference.
Kids today, and adults tomorrow simply won't sit at desktops and be sys admins for their desktop
computers. Think Nexus-One, Garmin 405, Nanos.

Linux due to its flexibility will live on as it retains utilitarian functionality. Whether it is a desktop
O/S pales in its ability to exist everywhere else.

Yup, I agree with the other posters. Old TVs are a liability.

In Cali. you can pay the $20 hazardous waste disposal fee,
and hope for the best.

Putting it on the curb, or simply giving it to an equally or less
responsible person ensure it will quickly be disposed of
improperly.

There is a large misconception that leaving your nuclear
waste out front with a "Free" sign on it, and having it
taken, somehow means it has gone to a better, responsibility-free
place. It ain't so.

User0x45

Wow, $100/month/seat for a non-profit.

There is the reputation of Raiser's Edge being expensive, but it sounds like this growing
competitor Convio is up there too. How can a small non-profit put out that dough for a member
management software suite.

Manila folders might be more effective for very small non-profits.

My provider, a regional cell-phone company MetroPCS already charges $2.00 USD for a paper bill.
What is this I hear about a class-action law suit?

--User0x45