@vgr *side thought piggyback on your DIY paradigm*
Major disasters lead to a surge in salvage/repair. Junkyards the future will be more ebay store front/amazon vendor style with itemization to be successful. The days of junkyard/antique exploring are numbered.
yeah, I think I've only been to a handful of yard sales and never bought anything at one that I can recall. It's really hard to dig for the good stuff. Otoh, a big problem with making junk inventory more legible is that it might cost more to track it than you'd make selling it
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Therein lies the maker's opportunity. I'd imagine object recognition machine code with some version of a QR scanner app. Seems that ability is there if form has not yet been made. I got out of code when I sold my 486 DX...so someone else can hop on it.
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