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February 01, 2013
MOS Cable Control
Wrote Natalia Repolovsky on Shoebox Dwelling,
"If you are a reader of this blog, you know how I feel about untidy cordage piles. But with the number of gizmos we use daily comes the unavoidable multitude of cables and wires. We can leave them where they are, of course, and treat them as an OCD-defying exercise; or we can implement MOS."
"The idea is simple enough — set the end of your cable on the MOS when it's not in use and the MOS will hold it magnetically in place until you're ready to use it again. Some cables, however, do not respond to the magnetic field surrounding the MOS. For these, each MOS includes three magnetized cable ties that can be wrapped around these troublesome cables, adding the ability to be held to the MOS."
Took me about three zeptoseconds to order this.
Can't arrive soon enough.
February 1, 2013 at 08:01 PM | Permalink
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Thanks. Jim!
Posted by: stagehand | Feb 2, 2013 6:52:15 AM
Have you been smoking bath salts lately?
Your posts over the past couple months or two have gone off kilter.
"Merkin for a robot" deserves an Oscar nomination, at least!
Just Shut the f**k up and post whatever tickles your fancy.
Audience will take care of the rest
Posted by: jim` | Feb 1, 2013 11:43:52 PM
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