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How Do You Organize Your Gear?
truffle writes "Like many geeks, I have acquired a large amount of items and gear over time, including miscellaneous hardware, cables, and such. I have books, papers, Lego, and more. I generally store most things in roughly sorted cardboard boxes, which is neither efficient nor attractive. For the non-messy geeks out there, how do you organize and store your geek stuff? Is it possible to have a clean organized grown-up home, without throwing everything away?"
Seriously, who subscribes to slashdot? Is there a point?
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That's so cute, can I pet it? What is it anyways, some sort of puppy? Or a kitty? I want to hug it and love it and keep it for my very own.
"So store your stuff, give it a reasonable amount of time and if you don't use it, donate it. Get some good karma generated in the process.
I thought donating Insightful/Interesting posts was the only way to raise your karma!
does she have an attractive sister?
i could use a woman like that...as probably could most of the rest of the slashdot crowd...
Frankly, I prefer Rubbermaid. I hate those tupperware parties. Sitting at someone else's house for 2 or 3 hours, listening to everyone rave about tupperware? It's pointless.
Rubbermaid is the answer. Walk into Target, Wal-Mart, etc, bada-bing. No multi-level marketing.
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Actually, yeah, you're right. I use rubbermaid too. I just called it tupperware because I'm lame and don't really see a distinction.
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Nice to see I'm not the only Rumpole fan around here.
I see even classic Slashdot is now pretty much unusable on dial up anymore.