robin.hodson
KVM & USB
The KVM and the port block have matching numerals, which run in reverse sequence due to the way Belkin have decided to arrange their KVM so it can only be vertically mounted "upside-down".
The KVM is held in place with an improvised bracket, cut out of mains socket safety covers. You can get these for 25p, they have lugs that can take quite a bit of weight, and they're easy to cut & drill.
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Desk space to work on and sort things, shelving to make use of the spare vertical space, and always keep shifting items from where they have no reason to be. Is that pile of delivery packages still current work? Shift it to the side desk. Do those old files need to be in the office? Put them in the deep archive. It's a lot like a processor, cache memory, and backing stores.
Being tidy is not the same as being organised. Tidiness is keeping things clean, in good working order, and neatly laid out. Organisation is being prepared, planning ahead for specifics, and having a rough simple system in place for not confusing yourself while still being able to find stuff.
KVM & USB
The KVM and the port block have matching numerals, which run in reverse sequence due to the way Belkin have decided to arrange their KVM so it can only be vertically mounted "upside-down".
The KVM is held in place with an improvised bracket, cut out of mains socket safety covers. You can get these for 25p, they have lugs that can take quite a bit of weight, and they're easy to cut & drill.
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Desk space to work on and sort things, shelving to make use of the spare vertical space, and always keep shifting items from where they have no reason to be. Is that pile of delivery packages still current work? Shift it to the side desk. Do those old files need to be in the office? Put them in the deep archive. It's a lot like a processor, cache memory, and backing stores.
Being tidy is not the same as being organised. Tidiness is keeping things clean, in good working order, and neatly laid out. Organisation is being prepared, planning ahead for specifics, and having a rough simple system in place for not confusing yourself while still being able to find stuff.