They very well may not be so outdated for educational purposes. Make a few phone calls to nearby troops or high schools to see if they are in need of some older cables or wires. Schools and even groups like Boy Scouts of America have STEM programs or projects that often use older technology.
So what do you do when it's time to clean out the drawer? In honor of Earth Day, here are some options for recycling or reusing old cables. Face it, you are never going to use them again, despite what the tinkerer or hoarder in you says. And you probably have a drawer dedicated to old, useless cables. If you're anything like me, this has happened to you several times over the last decade. We use a gadget for a while and discard it once the new model comes out, which, of course, has a brand-new port, rendering your massive collection of charging cables virtually useless. E-waste is a growing problem, and the rapid advancement of technology is only making it worse.
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