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It sounds like you just have different priorities or a different aesthetic sense than folks like me who go to great lengths to hide cables. To me it just feels
by monitron 4y ago
It sounds like you just have different priorities or a different aesthetic sense than folks like me who go to great lengths to hide cables.
To me it just feels good to wake up in a visually simple environment with things out of sight. It feels like magic, in a good way, to be surrounded by performant, reliable and useful technology but to be able to see almost none of it. And I have an automatic negative reaction to visual clutter or conspicuous machinery in my house.
I don't see anything wrong with your way of thinking. I can't easily change how I feel about it and I see no reason why either of us should have to.
Edit: this makes me think about sci-fi spaceships. Battlestar Galactica vs. the Heart of Gold from Hitchhiker's Guide. One has its conduits and controls run every which way and the other is minimalist to a fault. I like them both but would definitely prefer to wake up every morning in the latter!