#Secure Recycling Services

[shredlogixinc]

Shredlogix, Inc- San Jose

Shredlogix is a Bay Area based document shredding and hard-drive destruction company with over 25 years of combined shredding experience. We are AAA NAID Certified for on-site destruction. Our offerings include: routine document shredding, purges, drop off shredding, hard-drive and media destruction and shred events.

We provide trusted, reliable paper shredding and hard drive destruction services throughout the Bay Area.

[3rtechnology]

Benefits from a Fully Managed Logistics Solution

3R Technology provides secure, reliable logistics backed by NAID AAA-Certified onsite destruction and transit services. Every shipment includes additional loss-level insurance at no extra cost, ensuring added peace of mind. Our vetted third-party carriers follow strict security protocols to maintain the highest standards of protection. With real-time, load-level GPS tracking, you’ll always have full visibility into your shipment’s location and status, from pickup to delivery. Trust us for a fully managed and secure logistics solution.

3R Technology, a CTL Company

8002 S 208th St E105, Kent, WA 98032, United States

+12065827100

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[limitlessrecyclings]

Best Practices for Securely Destroying Confidential Documents in Melbourne

In today's world, safeguarding confidential information is more crucial than ever. Whether you are an individual or a business, securely destroying sensitive documents prevents identity theft and corporate espionage. If you are in Melbourne and seeking to protect your data, understanding the best practices for securely destroying confidential documents is essential. This blog explores effective methods and emphasizes the value of professional shredding services.

First, it is important to recognize the types of documents that require secure destruction. These may include bank statements, tax documents, medical records, employee files, and any other paperwork that contains personal or proprietary information. Storing such documents unnecessarily increases the risk of data breaches. Therefore, identifying which documents to discard is the first step in the secure destruction process.

Once you determine what to destroy, you have various options for secure document destruction. One of the most effective methods is shredding. Shredding services in Melbourne provide a reliable way to ensure that sensitive information is irretrievably destroyed. Partnering with a reputable waste management company that specializes in shredding services offers peace of mind. They employ industrial-grade shredders that can handle large volumes of documents quickly and efficiently, ensuring that your confidential information is shredded into tiny pieces.

When choosing shredding services in Melbourne, consider the company's compliance with legal standards. Organizations must adhere to regulations such as the Privacy Act, which governs how personal information is collected, stored, and destroyed. A professional shredding service will be familiar with these guidelines, ensuring that your document destruction is compliant and secure.

Another best practice to follow is scheduling regular shredding sessions. If you're a business, it's wise to establish a routine document disposal policy. Regularly scheduled shredding helps keep your workspace clutter-free and minimizes the build-up of sensitive documents. Moreover, shredding on a recurring basis reduces the risk of unintentional breaches that may occur when documents are stored over an extended period.

For those who prefer to destroy documents themselves, investing in a high-quality shredder is important. However, the efficiency and security of a personal shredder may not match that of professional shredding services in Melbourne. Make sure to shred documents into small enough pieces to render the information unrecognizable. Opt for cross-cut shredders that cut paper both vertically and horizontally; this method provides an added layer of security.

If you have electronic data to dispose of, don't neglect proper electronic data destruction as well. Hard drives and electronic storage devices can harbor confidential information that remains vulnerable even if the physical documents have been destroyed. Secure document destruction extends to electronic data, necessitating the use of specialized services that guarantee comprehensive destruction of digital information.

An additional consideration is utilizing secure bins for document storage before destruction occurs. These locked bins can be placed in your office for convenient collection of confidential documents that need shredding. When the bins are full, a shredding services Melbourne provider can pick them up and ensure the documents are securely destroyed.

It is also critical to obtain a Certificate of Destruction from your shredding service. This document serves as proof that your confidential information has been securely destroyed, providing an additional layer of protection and reassurance.

In conclusion, securely destroying confidential documents is a vital task for both individuals and businesses in Melbourne. Employing professional shredding services not only simplifies this process but also ensures compliance and security. By following best practices such as identifying documents for destruction, utilizing professional services, establishing regular shredding schedules, and ensuring electronic data destruction, you can protect your sensitive information effectively. For a reliable waste management company that specializes in secure document destruction Melbourne, consider partnering with trusted shredding services that prioritize your privacy and security. Your peace of mind is worth it.

[lamprecyclingchicago]

Chicago Lamp Recycling offers comprehensive solutions, including e-waste recycling in Chicago and secure data destruction services, to help businesses and individuals manage their electronic waste responsibly.

[jonsonmoond123]

What is EPR/PRO? In certain government jurisdictions, producers must comply with EPR requirements for items. This is to promote proper recycling and extensive sustainable recycling for certain materials. Producer organizations must file EPR returns annually. An EPR return for waste is just like ITR or Income Tax Return. As a producer, they must file an

[itasset-disposal]

The Importance of Secure IT Asset Disposal

In today’s digital age, organizations rely heavily on technology for their day-to-day operations. As a result, the need for upgrading and replacing IT equipment is a common occurrence. However, what often goes overlooked is the proper disposal of these outdated IT assets. Secure IT asset disposal is not just a best practice; it’s a crucial step in ensuring data security, environmental responsibility, and regulatory compliance. In this article, we will delve into the significance of secure IT asset disposal and explore the benefits it offers to organizations.

1. Understanding Secure IT Asset Disposal

Secure IT asset disposal encompasses the proper disposal, recycling, or repurposing of IT equipment like computers, servers, printers, and other electronic devices. It is a comprehensive process that focuses on data security, environmental sustainability, and legal compliance.

2. The Role of IT Asset Disposal Companies

IT asset disposal companies specialize in managing the end-of-life cycle of IT equipment. They employ industry best practices to ensure that sensitive data is securely wiped or destroyed and that electronic waste is recycled responsibly.

3. IT Equipment Disposal Services

Secure IT asset disposal services encompass a range of activities, including data erasure, data destruction, asset tracking, and responsible recycling. These services help organizations avoid data breaches and ensure compliance with data protection regulations.

4. Benefits of IT Asset Disposal

a. Data Security: One of the primary reasons for secure IT asset disposal is to protect sensitive information. Improper disposal can lead to data breaches, which can be costly in terms of fines and damage to reputation.

b. Environmental Responsibility: Electronics contain hazardous materials that can harm the environment if not disposed of properly. Secure IT asset disposal ensures that e-waste is recycled or disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.

c. Cost Savings: Proper IT asset disposal can also lead to cost savings. Reusing or reselling equipment that is still functional can generate revenue or reduce the cost of new purchases.

d. Regulatory Compliance: Many industries have specific regulations regarding the disposal of electronic equipment and data protection. Secure IT asset disposal helps organizations stay compliant with these regulations.

5. The IT Asset Disposal Process

a. Assessment: The process begins with an assessment of the organization’s IT assets, determining which equipment is ready for disposal.

b. Data Erasure: Data on the devices is securely erased using industry-standard methods, or in the case of irreparable equipment, physically destroyed to prevent data recovery.

c. Recycling: Non-functional equipment is sent for responsible recycling, ensuring that hazardous materials are disposed of safely.

d. Documentation: Proper documentation of the disposal process is essential for compliance and audit purposes.

e. Asset Recovery: When possible, IT asset recovery services can help organizations recoup some of the investment by reselling or repurposing old equipment.

6. IT Asset Management Services

In addition to disposal, IT asset management services help organizations track their IT assets throughout their lifecycle, from procurement to disposal. This improves efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

7. Developing an IT Asset Disposal Policy

Creating a clear IT asset disposal policy is essential. It should outline the steps for disposal, data handling procedures, and responsibilities within the organization.

8. The Future of IT Asset Disposal

As technology continues to evolve, the importance of secure IT asset disposal will only increase. Organizations must stay updated on best practices and regulations to ensure they are responsibly managing their IT assets.

In conclusion, secure IT asset disposal is a critical aspect of modern business operations. IT asset disposal companies and services play a vital role in helping organizations protect their data, reduce environmental impact, and stay compliant with regulations. Developing a robust IT asset disposal policy and adhering to best practices in the IT asset disposal process are essential steps for any organization looking to safeguard its interests and the environment.

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[iwasonething]

living with luigi mangione headcannons

-> somehow luigi has a kind of superpower that makes him sense when ur here, when ur not, if u left eg. while sleeping in the same bed, if u were going to get up to drink some water or if u have sleeping problems, this man would prob follow u wherever ur going in what? 3-5 min? give or take. -> imagine coming home to a kiss on the cheek like "how was today my love tell me about it" with reassuring back rubs and sweet nothings in ur ear like "oh rlly? mhm" while making u tea -> if ur stressed, hed deff tell because if u were living together/u guys were that serious, communication would be key in ur relationship and he does connect well through language and everything esp with his loved ones and hed find it odd how u arent sending him a litany of messages or voice messages ab what ur doing, how's it going, etc etc + hed prob know ur sched in advance if there was anything bigg coming up and he's really that perceptive - truly knowing you completely so yes hed DEF tell if u need him, want to be alone!! of course though, hed give u a kiss on the forehead just to let u know he's here :)) -> this man is REALLY organized w certain info. eg. "what's my social security again?" "oh dw i got it right here babe" be fr he wouldnt drag u to boring meetings with ur landlord about rent or something to discuss numbers.. hed do that all by himself althoughhh u do tell him that u appreciate the journey of going through this TOGETHER as a team so he does let u tag along :)) -> no because luigi would DEF be passionate in saving the environment!! esp in ur household! eg using scratch paper that's cheaper and recycled or seed paper even!! and if ur crafty that's a BIGG plus since u guys can recycle stuff together he'd rlly enjoy it -> if u enjoy gardening, hed def support u in tending to ur plants!! little plant babies do u guys know the type of "harvest with me!" video on tiktok? yes. he'd binge those for inspo. -> luigi i feel shows affection based on acts of service and words of affirmation. picture this: hes just working on some code and ur feeling a bit down :(( (if you are right now though, please know it's going to be alright! take it one step at a time. if ur procrastinating, you should really make a move right now!! truly it is never too late, good luck!!) so naturally u would go to him/sit on his lap and rest ur head at the crook of his neck and hed continue what he's doing with one hand but make an effort to rub ur back with the other asking u "tell me my love" "use ur words baby" i meowed. if ur still feeling down and just rotting in bed (me rn help) hed notice (because he does often check on wherever u are around the house) and play ur favorite song on vinyl, bring u ur favorite tea, and be there if u do want to talk :( -> drowssyyy monday mornings and lazy sundays!! we all know luigi plays roles of being such an active member in our society i mean man was doing rock climbing, an underground christmas lights selling thing on venmo? and he loves the beach, the outside, everything nature! but laying with u in bed is js something he would def NEVER waste :)) esp during slow mornings!! sweet nothings!! everything cute and fluffy

[reasonsforhope]

"The Netherlands is pulling even further ahead of its peers in the shift to a recycling-driven circular economy, new data shows.

According to the European Commission’s statistics office, 27.5% of the material resources used in the country come from recycled waste.

For context, Belgium is a distant second, with a “circularity rate” of 22.2%, while the EU average is 11.5% – a mere 0.8 percentage point increase from 2010.

“We are a frontrunner, but we have a very long way to go still, and we’re fully aware of that,” Martijn Tak, a policy advisor in the Dutch ministry of infrastructure and water management, tells The Progress Playbook. 

The Netherlands aims to halve the use of primary abiotic raw materials by 2030 and run the economy entirely on recycled materials by 2050. Amsterdam, a pioneer of the “doughnut economics” concept, is behind much of the progress.

Why it matters

The world produces some 2 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste each year, and this could rise to 3.4 billion tonnes annually by 2050, according to the World Bank.

Landfills are already a major contributor to planet-heating greenhouse gases, and discarded trash takes a heavy toll on both biodiversity and human health.

“A circular economy is not the goal itself,” Tak says. “It’s a solution for societal issues like climate change, biodiversity loss, environmental pollution, and resource-security for the country.”

A fresh approach

While the Netherlands initially focused primarily on waste management, “we realised years ago that’s not good enough for a circular economy.”

In 2017, the state signed a “raw materials agreement” with municipalities, manufacturers, trade unions and environmental organisations to collaborate more closely on circular economy projects.

It followed that up with a national implementation programme, and in early 2023, published a roadmap to 2030, which includes specific targets for product groups like furniture and textiles. An English version was produced so that policymakers in other markets could learn from the Netherlands’ experiences, Tak says.

The programme is focused on reducing the volume of materials used throughout the economy partly by enhancing efficiencies, substituting raw materials for bio-based and recycled ones, extending the lifetimes of products wherever possible, and recycling.

It also aims to factor environmental damage into product prices, require a certain percentage of second-hand materials in the manufacturing process, and promote design methods that extend the lifetimes of products by making them easier to repair.

There’s also an element of subsidisation, including funding for “circular craft centres and repair cafés”.

This idea is already in play. In Amsterdam, a repair centre run by refugees, and backed by the city and outdoor clothing brand Patagonia, is helping big brands breathe new life into old clothes.

Meanwhile, government ministries aim to aid progress by prioritising the procurement of recycled or recyclable electrical equipment and construction materials, for instance.

State support is critical to levelling the playing field, analysts say...

Long Road Ahead

The government also wants manufacturers – including clothing and beverages companies – to take full responsibility for products discarded by consumers.

“Producer responsibility for textiles is already in place, but it’s work in progress to fully implement it,” Tak says.

And the household waste collection process remains a challenge considering that small city apartments aren’t conducive to having multiple bins, and sparsely populated rural areas are tougher to service.

“Getting the collection system right is a challenge, but again, it’s work in progress.”

...Nevertheless, Tak says wealthy countries should be leading the way towards a fully circular economy as they’re historically the biggest consumers of natural resources."

-via The Progress Playbook, December 13, 2023

[shadowfoxsilver]

Art scams

1. Mural painting

2. Draw their family

3. Offer to buy as NFT

(And many others

They usually start with “Hi.” and then you get one of these.

“Hi! Can I use your art in a mural? You will be paid!”

“Hello. I will buy your art if you turn it into an NFT.”

“A client wants to use your art in a mural.”

“Draw my family for $300 but only by check.”

Watch for

1. Hacked accounts

2. Empty accounts

3. Won’t use your links

4. Recycled messages

5. Tells you their not a scam

Be safe

1. Have a terms of service

2. Use secured commission methods

3. Do not cash the checks

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Scam information comic ft even more of my ocs now with better formatting due to more text.

(If reposting any image here please credit me, thanks!)

[3rtechnology]

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3R Technology, a CTL Company

8002 S 208th St E105, Kent, WA 98032, United States

+12065827100

[walkie-talkie-repairs]

#legacy walkie-talkie repairs. I am happy to repair (where possible, and subject to parts availability) older two-way radio handheld equipment. This is a fixed price, UK postal service. https://www.mikeashbycomms.uk/repairs/older-walkie-talkie-repairs

[limitlessrecyclings]

Shredding Services

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[lamprecyclingchicago]

Chicago Lamp Recycling offers comprehensive solutions, including e-waste recycling in Chicago and secure data destruction services, to help businesses and individuals manage their electronic waste responsibly.

[lightsaber-dorphin]

Jedi Order Bureaucratic Structure

I’ve been working for a while on worldbuilding the inner workings of the Jedi Order. Below is a flowchart of the administrative bodies, their duties, and any other admin bodies they oversee. More details on each below the cut.

These are different groups involved in running the Jedi Order. For different roles within the Jedi, see my Jedi Order Corps and Subdivisions.

High Council: (Finance, bylaws, PR, major trials)

Determines the budget(s)

Relations with the Senate

Only body that can expel members

Librarian's Assembly: (Ensures knowledge is available to Jedi)

Fund academic researchers (many Jedi researchers work directly for the assembly)

Archives: (Run the Archives & research)

Host academic conferences

Protect important artifacts

Run basically directly by the Librarian's Assembly

Department of Classes: (Adult education)

Organize all classes that aren't geneds

Set criteria for certifications/ degrees

Help members get degrees from external organizations

Council of Reassignment: (Oversees transfers & is Jedi CPS)

New Initiate paperwork

Transfers between corps and/or branches

Helps members leave the Order

Checks the CoFK when necessary

Padawanship paperwork filed here (crèchemasters sign off, padawan signs off, check master for red flags/ not allowed to take apprentice, sometimes mind healer signs off)

Council of Justice: (Attourneys & internal justice system)

Try & punish cases committed by Jedi & internal to the Jedi Order

Mediate interpersonal disputes

Lawyers for the Order

Cannot expel members

Council of Outreach: (Manages outposts & patrols)

Assigns Jedi to satellite locations or watchfolk posts

Hires other outpost staff

Ships supplies to & from outposts

Tracks the locations of missions & sends Vanguards to areas that haven't been visited recently

Council of Temple Maintenance: (Oversees internal services and temple upkeep)

In charge of the cleaning droids

Coordinates trash & recycling with Coruscant government

Has the occasional member who can do specialized maintenance (ex. plumber, electrician)

Volunteers sign up to fix things

Hires outside contractors when there isn't a Jedi with the necessary skills

Assigns Jedi to living quarters

Interior decor

Delegates chores such as taking out the trash, mopping, dusting, etc.

Padawans and initiates are often assigned these chores as punishments

Kitchenmasters: (Mess halls)

Make & serve food in the mess halls

Label the food with which species can eat it

Order food supplies

Supervise initiate clans helping in the kitchens

Quartermasters: (Distribute supplies & manage finances)

Bulk-order supplies for the Order

Provide mission allotments

Desk operators help members pick up supplies

Accounting

Transport Office: (Run the hangar bay & speeder pool)

Responsible for the Order's vehicles

Mechanics

Vehicles are checked in & out like a library for cars & ships

Hire external staff when there aren't enough Jedi

Temple Guard: (Security & emergency response)

Guard against exterior threats to the temple

Security during criminal situations

Really good at sensing danger to temple inhabitants

First responders (fire & police-- MedCorp handles EMS)

Change lightbulbs and smoke detector batteries

Odd jobs on behalf of the CoTM

Uses the lore by Adsecula in "Nameless"

Council of Reconciliation: (Central hub of Jedi outreach & diplomacy)

All aid requests go through them

Sets mission objectives

Approve or deny aid/ mission requests

Reviews behavior of Jedi on missions when there are issues

Mission Consignment: (Assign Jedi to approved missions)

Desk jockeys

Not officially divided by type of mission/ Jedi role needed, but missions will be passed to people who are more familiar with the experts required

Organizes specifics for missions such as transportation and housing

Council of First Knowledge: (Runs Initiate & Padawan dorms, clans, & childhood education)

Initiate clans members live together with their crèchemasters rotating out night shifts

Padawans & Senior Initiates live in individual rooms in designated halls with some crèchemasters living in each hall

Department of Seekers: (Regulates conduct of Seekers)

Create regulates for what Seekers can & cannot do & how they should act

Investigate reported misconduct by Seekers

Crèche: (Organizes care for Initiates)

Sort Initiates into clans

Run events/ field trips/ etc.

Set educational standards

see my post about Living Quarters in the Jedi Temple

Department of Primary Classes: (Classroom education for younglings)

Standard elementary school operation stuff

Provides the general education classes all Jedi take as younglings

Circle of Healers: (Sets certification requirements)

Certified to train medical professionals for a variety of degrees

Determines when Jedi have fulfilled requirements for medical certifications

Sets the qualifications for Force-specific medical degrees

Halls of Healing: (Healthcare within the Order & internal outreach)

Like a local hospital but also has general practitioners

IRB: (Reviews research for ethical concerns)

Institutional Review Board

"Under FDA regulations, an Institutional Review Board is group that has been formally designated to review and monitor biomedical research involving human subjects. In accordance with FDA regulations, an IRB has the authority to approve, require modifications in (to secure approval), or disapprove research. This group review serves an important role in the protection of the rights and welfare of human research subjects."

IRB for the entire Order, not just the MedCorps

[ogradyfilm]

Recently Viewed: Mickey 17

[The following review contains MINOR SPOILERS; YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!]

Mickey 17 is the most compellingly horrifying dystopian sci-fi satire that I’ve encountered in quite some time. In director Bong Joon-ho’s nightmarish vision of a doomed future, Earth has become so inhospitable that humanity flees to the stars en masse, “volunteering” to colonize distant planets in the hopes of escaping poverty, pollution, and oppression. Life, however, is equally harsh and unforgiving in outer space: synthetic food is strictly rationed in order to maximize the “productive” expenditure of calories; narcissistic, megalomaniacal dictators (like Mark Ruffalo’s cartoonishly repulsive Kenneth Marshall) rule the voyagers under their command with an iron fist, treating their crew as little more than a captive audience for their egocentric political propaganda; and labor is ruthlessly exploited, with workers reduced to disposable cogs in a vast industrial machine that, more often than not, serves no discernible purpose—indeed, the titular protagonist (played across multiple iterations by a deliciously hammy Robert Pattinson) is officially designated as an “Expendable”: whenever he dies on the job, his employers simply print an artificial clone of him (constructed from “recycled organic materials”) and immediately shove him straight back into the meat grinder to repeat the process ad infinitum.

The setting is so pervasively cruel, indifferent, and corrupt, in fact, that its moral decay taints even the film’s most sympathetic characters. Naomi Ackie’s Nasha Barridge, for example, is delightfully complex. She frequently abuses her authority as a security officer (in one early scene, she draws her service pistol on a fellow passenger for the crime of… bullying her boyfriend—dickish behavior, to be sure, but certainly not an offense worthy of summary execution), occasionally indulges in recreational drug use as a means of self-medication (which probably explains her emotional instability—an irresponsible habit for a woman who carries a firearm, as the plot eventually bears out), and enthusiastically embraces the kinky potential of the simultaneous existence of two copies of her lover (dubbed Mickeys 17 and 18 for the sake convenience) without any regard for his feelings on the matter. But she is also a fundamentally decent person: she sincerely adores Mickey, comforting him through his innumerable demises/resurrections and looking out for his wellbeing at her own expense. Ultimately, she’s a hero, despite her superficial flaws; it’s just that nobody can remain completely untarnished in such an inherently toxic environment.

Mickey 17 has a lot to say—about the perversion of institutions of power, about the inherent injustice of corporate greed, about the absurdity of religious zealotry, and about the nature of human consciousness (is each successive reincarnation of Mickey an exact duplicate of his predecessors, or are they all unique individuals, with distinct personalities, ambitions, and “souls?”)—and articulates its central themes with an appropriate degree of clarity (i.e., the total absence of subtlety). What a fascinating (albeit utterly grotesque) universe to briefly visit!

And how discouraging that it already so closely resembles the reality that we currently inhabit…