はいさい!(as we say in Okinawa), otherwise, Hi!
Mission impossible! There is nobody here on my little island who, in this age of iPåds and nètbooks, would be able to make any use whatsoever of "old" Mac-related stuff - such things like SCSI cables, printer cables, ADB-cables, monitor adapters, serial and parallel port adapters, video port adapters, a spare ADB keyboard (some items even still in their original package)... and, there are even a few USB-connectable items in the box: a few cables and a keyboard, a mouse and an external floppy drive left behind by an iMac that gave up its life years ago - but that, too, is "old" stuff, is it not?).
My clawing for straws question: does anybody know a way to keep this stuff out of the dump?
(Like, are there still people who fix pre-PPC Macs... or Mac hobbyists who dwell in pre-iEra space... or "junk" shops that peddle things of that sort and could therefore accept a shipment?)
Many thanks in advance for any advice that you may have for me!
(日本語でもOK!)
よろしくお願いします