I may be a less usual case on this forum, but I really like printed references. The walls of my cube at the office had cheat sheets pinned up (boilerplate code

I may be a less usual case on this forum, but I really like printed references. The walls of my cube at the office had cheat sheets pinned up (boilerplate code I need once a blue moon, lookup tables for codes, a map with county names and FIPS codes). I've written notes on most of them. On the shelves, I'd have reference books. On the file drawers, pages of notes and printed journal articles (with more notes). Having written this, I see this could be an impetus to get better at taking notes with software. But some remote jobs and people really benefit from keeping physical things close by.