#Consumer electronics

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Noticing a pattern here

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Autumn 2005 Mixtape.

Throbbing Gristle “Very Friendly”

Jesu s/t

Consumer Electronics Teenage Nuremburg

Gerogerigegege Mother Fellatio

Techno Animal “The Mighty Atomsmasher”

Consumer Electronics “Lebenraum”

Bill Laswell & Techno Animal & William S. Burroughs “Hassan I Sabbah”

Timothy Leary “Beginning Of The Voyage”

Consumer Electronics “Filthy Art”

Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes “Sunset”

Roy Ayers’ Ubiquity “Coffy Is The Color”

David Bowie “Fame”

Kanye West f. Jamie Foxx: "Golddigger"

Dramatics, The “Hey You! (Get Off My Mountain)”

Jerry Butler “Got To See If I Can’t Get Momma (To Come Back Home)“

Seals & Crofts “Get Closer”

Billy Paul “Me And Mrs. Jones”

Damian Marley “Welcome To Jam Rock”

Quasimoto “Retun Of The Loop Digga” (f. Madlib)

Kevin Tihista’s Red Terror “Lose The Dress”

Machine Gun Fellatio “Butter My Ass With A Pidgeon”

Naked Raygun “Surf Combat”

[cognitivejustice]

To build all of the solar panels, wind turbines, electric vehicle batteries, and other technologies necessary to fight climate change, we’re going to need a lot more metals. Mining those metals from the Earth creates damage and pollution that threaten ecosystems and communities. But there’s another potential source of the copper, nickel, aluminum, and rare-earth minerals needed to stabilize the climate: the mountain of electronic waste humanity discards each year. 

Exactly how much of each clean energy metal is there in the laptops, printers, and smart fridges the world discards? Until recently, no one really knew. Data on more obscure metals like neodymium and palladium, which play small but critical roles in established and emerging green energy technologies, has been especially hard to come by.

Now, the United Nations has taken a first step toward filling in these data gaps with the latest installment of its periodic report on e-waste around the world. Released last month, the new Global E-Waste Monitor shows the staggering scale of the e-waste crisis, which reached a new record in 2022 when the world threw out 62 million metric tons of electronics. And for the first time, the report includes a detailed breakdown of the metals present in our electronic garbage, and how often they are being recycled.

“There is very little reporting on the recovery of metals [from e-waste] globally,” lead report author Kees Baldé told Grist. “We felt it was our duty to get more facts on the table.”

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Radio Queen. Radiolympia Trade & Consumer Show - 1939.

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consumer electronics / merzbow -- korean comfort

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Electrical shop on the corner of Péceli road and Anna street, Budapest, 1966. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.

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Sony Pulse Australia - April 2006

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we don't appreciate solar powered calculators enough. perfect design. you know they would love to make them all use replaceable batteries instead

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Omega Radio for August 31, 2020; #239.

Consumer Electronics “The Weight”, “Afterfits”

Milat “Kampuchea”

Pod Blotz “Glass Bodies”

Æþel Electronics  “Muddy”, “Enaepling”

Bastard Noise & Guilty Connector “Decimation Cycle”

Hanatarash “Web Wig”

Nurse With Wound “Nil By Mouth”

Guilt Attendant “Do Your Part New York City”

Lutkie “It Reckons”

Anenzephalia “Abiding Broadcast Contamination”

Himukalt “Don’t”

Terror Cell Unit “When The Chickens Come Home To Roost”

Valentina Artaud / Monochromatica “Improvisación Concreta Number 1″, “El Canibalismo Es La Unica Opcion Etica“

JS Aurelius “Emergency Contact Line”

Lana Del Rabies “Chapel (Regret)” (Nicole Dollanger RMX), “Gave Up”

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Slow Murder “Special Interest 2″

False Maria “A Song For Luca”

Moonbeam Terror “I Repeat”

Ritual Chair “Isn’t My Pain And Suffering Enough?”

Thee Un-Kommuniti “Spurt White / Cut Black”

Pharmakon “Spit It Out”

John Wiese “Recorded Hologram”

Prurient “Spring Birds Die In Uniform Pockets”

Double Leopards “Sound Holes”

Kazuma Kubota “Wasurenagusa”

Reynols “10,000 Chickens”

Pete Swanson “Αναστενάρια  RMX”

Merzbow & Keiji Haino & Balazs Pandi “Become The Discoverer, Not The Discovered Pt. I“

Lingua Ignota “Above Us Only Sky”

Bonus Omega; all noise.

[zoestorm]

Okay serious question

Who the hell even buys $1000+ smartphones??

Or even phones that are less pricey than that, but still super expensive. My phone set me back like 200€, and does literally everything I need to.

Sure, phones in that price range are very nice and if you'd give me one for free I wouldn't say no, but. Who actually buys them?

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Car CD players, 1987

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