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How a Wiring Rack Should Look
Julie Jacobson writes, "It's so much fun to deride some of the worst home wiring jobs in existence. But once in awhile, we should salute some of the cleanest, most perfectly labeled cabling jobs in U.S. homes. At the recent CEDIA Expo, the association for home-technology integrators handed out awards for the Best Dressed Systems, each featuring miles of cable, hundreds of connectors, tons of steel, and a clean aesthetic that could make the most finicky designer swoon. Show them to your own installer for inspiration."
In this post, let us discuss the word "Choice." It is a word that we in the FOSS community like to throw around quite a bit, especially when justifying the existance of 30 different ways to "ls" in color. So the choice I'd like to discuss is this one: What are YOU doing this winter? Getting tangled up in wiring racks? How about something a bit more fun? Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. This is a free trip to Israel, not a trick to make you buy something, or a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write. It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter with a group of peers, connecting with IDF soldiers your age who will join your group, hiking Masada, taking an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, seeing the holy sites, and a whole lot more. Bring a camera and lots of memory cards to take pictures of your new friends from the United States and Israel. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats tripping over gobs of wiring back here at home while your friends are having the time of their life in beautiful Israel. So what's your choice?
Yes?