Um, aren't memory modules the commodity product that is in short supply?
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Like when people say ‘free solar’
If we had some ham, we could make ham and eggs, if we had some eggs.
Recycling the broken ram sticks isn't done as far as I know so it kinda makes sense. New memory and used working sticks is hard to get. Broken sticks most likely not so hard.