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   Grant Taylor  writes:   
      
   > On 6/12/24 11:55, Daniel wrote:   
   >> Ziploc sandwich bags. Cut a small hole on each bottom corner for   
   >> either end of the cable - then seal it up.   
   >   
   > I hadn't considered creating a hole to allow cables to sneak out of a   
   > baggie.   
   >   
   > I wonder if a traditional non-sealing / fold up sandwich baggie that   
   > folds over itself might work as well without the need to make any   
   > holes.   
      
   It might, let me know how it works for you.   
      
   >   
   >> This is an idea I just came up with. It may not solve your problem,   
   >> per se. The bundles, though, would be separated by a bag and may   
   >> prove easier to handle.   
   >   
   > I used off brand zip-lock bags for cables during my last move.  It   
   > made the boxes of cables a LOT less messy.  I could grab a baggie and   
   > pull it out without worrying about things getting tangled.  It worked   
   > fairly well.  The only thing keeping it from working great is the need   
   > to acquire and dispose of the baggies.   
      
   I typically use velcro strips purchased off amazon and take time to   
   nicely fold in half and fold in half and fold in half until it's a nice   
   bundle and zip it together.   
      
   Now that I'm considering a next chapter of computing life by adding   
   rpi's to the mix, this is an important thread as things I can now   
   consider since it never entered my mind.   
      
   Glad I stuck with usenet and IRC.   
      
   D   
      
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