<human>: About two weeks ago, I was packing my things to move apartments and I came across an old laptop that I stopped using a while back because the part where you plug in the charging cord was broken. I really didn't need it anymore, so I chunked it in the dumpster and thought nothing else of it - I mean, it was old, broken, and password protected. 

A couple days ago, I got an e-mail from some guy saying he found my laptop and took it to use for parts for his son's laptop. He went on my hard drive and found my contact information saved on my resume in My Documents. He wanted to know if I wanted the laptop back, or wanted to get my files off the hard drive. 

[This is the e-mail he sent me.] 

I had barely finished reading the e-mail, [when he also sent me a text.](

At this point, I'm wondering what the hell else I had saved on that computer that he saw... pics? 

He lives two floors above me in my old apartment complex, so I met him after he got off work to get the hard drive back (I told him to keep the rest of it for parts). He explained how you can get an adapter to connect the hard drive to your computer via the USB port to get to the files. I had no idea you could do that! I seriously thought that was CSI/hacker type stuff.

I haven't used that laptop in years, so there's nothing on there I need, but I kinda want to get that adapter to see what else he had access to. Or maybe I'm better off not knowing? What I do know, is that I'm never throwing away an electronic device again.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I threw my broken laptop in the dumpster, some guy dug it out and got my contact info from my resume saved on the hard drive.