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The answer isn't to make everything wireless. It's to go to Home Depot, buy a dollar's worth of cable ties, bend over, and clean it up. Funny enough, this is a
by maratd 11y ago
The answer isn't to make everything wireless. It's to go to Home Depot, buy a dollar's worth of cable ties, bend over, and clean it up.
Funny enough, this is a stark lesson for why Quirky failed. They made exactly the sort of thing you asked for and nobody wanted it.
- WalterBright 11y agoZip ties still wind up with wires running across my desk, and they have the unfortunate side effect of nailing everything in place with railroad spikes. I have a similar problem with my stereo. Once you've got all those random pieces of equipment hooked up (Roku, Blu-ray, cable box, VCR, turntable, iPod, preamp) you've got a snarl of epic proportions. Heck, just the turntable needs 4 cables. It's madness.
- nols 11y agoMost people use velcro instead of zip ties nowadays, you can some for sale right next to all the A/V wires