There are a lot of things you can do with your unwanted graphic cards, such as recycling, reusing, or selling them to earn some extra money. If you are still in doubt about buying second-hand equipment, let me tell you that recycling or extending your old electronics lifecycle is an excellent way to save some money, minimize e-waste and preserve natural resources.
Just visualize yourself listening to your favorite music while driving through NYC in a red Ferrari. At this point, I do not even know someone who does not like music, but not all of them use a streaming platform to listen to their favorite songs.
Globally, around 690 million people go to bed on an empty stomach every other night, and the worst part remains on those 25,000 humans dying from hunger every day. Neither animals, humans, nor plants could live without water, and we are so lucky to be alive in the middle of this coronavirus pandemic since we still have food on our table and a house to rest.
It makes no difference if you own a dog, cat, or even a little hamster because all our pets are a symbol of friendship, cuteness, and love. Our furry four-legged friends make our life whole, but we all feel guilty when leaving them behind at home to go work or study. Over the last year, those lovely pets traveled everywhere with their owners because we were all working and studying remotely, but those covid dog days are unfortunately ending. As people get the COVID-19 vaccine, we are heading back to the routine, but there's always the worry of leaving our little ones alone at home.
Not only the human lifestyle but the entire world has been changing over the years. Each day means a new opportunity because even when it seems like we have seen it all, there is always something new waiting to be discovered. In 1985 nobody would ever consider the possibility of humans living on Mars, and it took only 36 years to show us that tech has no limits. In the end, tech is not that bad for humans, but we are all under the job of balancing technology and environmental protection.