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Topic	Potd, help my unclutter my desk. I need organizing
WastelandCowboy 01/14/18 5:51:51 PM #39:	helIy posted... WastelandCowboy posted... Still recommend some velcro strips for that cable management. Lookin' like a jungle. while velcro tie downs are boss, it doesn't have to be those. you can manage with those shitty twisty ties that come with bread. you'd use more than if you just had a velcro one, but it's still passable and if you're anything like everyone, you keep those twisty ties for reasons that no one actually knows. usually it's "might come in handy", but really they just infest the junk drawer. Still 1000x better than zipties. Zipties are great, when you're using 'em on cabling that you will rarely update or remove, but for things you touch frequently, hell no. <cite>WastelandCowboy posted [p:894053612] in Potd, help... [t:76197435]...</cite> <quote><cite>helIy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WastelandCowboy posted...</cite> <quote>Still recommend some velcro strips for that cable management. Lookin' like a jungle.</quote> while velcro tie downs are boss, it doesn't have to be those. you can manage with those shitty twisty ties that come with bread. you'd use more than if you just had a velcro one, but it's still passable and if you're anything like everyone, you keep those twisty ties for reasons that no one actually knows. usually it's "might come in handy", but really they just infest the junk drawer.</quote> Still 1000x better than zipties. Zipties are great, when you're using 'em on cabling that you will rarely update or remove, but for things you touch frequently, hell no.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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