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Lifehacking pics - Simples.

Capt'n Midnight

Actually you may need to use a curved suface to keep a constant radius from the lens.

Must find that picutre of using a PostIt to capture dust when drilling a hole in a wall

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Capt'n Midnight

https://asset-0.soup.io/asset/14407/5714_0f77.webm

New Home

More Boy Scoutish/Survivalism than Lifehack, but close enough.

New Home

When you have kids, or drunk people.

It's a dad-lifehack.

New Home

Well, there's an idea...

Mellor

New Home wrote: »

Well, there's an idea...

Sign of the times when some millennial thinks suspenders doing their actual job are a lifehack :pac:

New Home

Sure, 'cause that's how suspenders should be attached - to your t-shirt... and "strategically placed" on one single point at the back. Still, thanks for shaving a good, good few years off my age by calling me a millenial.

dohouch

New Home wrote: »

When you have kids, or drunk people.

It's a dad-lifehack.

How elegant,

but then have used the hammer more than once for quick hack.:rolleyes:

Mellor

New Home wrote: »

Sure, 'cause that's how suspenders should be attached - to your t-shirt... and "strategically placed" on one single point at the back. Still, thanks for shaving a good, good few years off my age by calling me a millenial.

Well, I was calling the person who made the meme the millennial. But yeah, that's exactly how suspenders should be attached

They are clipped on to his jeans, not his t-shirt. And they aren't "strategically placed", thats where the back clip goes.

https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTgw9yqiUz1gk14Xj-B63VgbA2__WkLf_EY2mu_UiVSpJQ--fdarGQNfhN93A

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ_n26uaRQOcD6Qtt0fmkDr8WzG3ePv83kRkt97j4larZYNbIp9Og

New Home

Then I need glasses. And I was thinking of these kinds of suspenders anyway. But I take your point.

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Mellor

New Home wrote: »

Then I need glasses. And I was thinking of these kinds of suspenders anyway. But I take your point.
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Well the second one you posted has one strap at the back too - at messy of you need

New Home

https://i.imgur.com/V9hl9gG.mp4

Esel

^ Not getting it?

SuperS54

Esel wrote: »

^ Not getting it?

Need to click on the Imgur link below the photo as it's actually an MP4 video.

Markcheese

Esel wrote: »

^ Not getting it?

I thought maybe it was just me...

Esel

SuperS54 wrote: »

Need to click on the Imgur link below the photo as it's actually an MP4 video.

That blows.

New Home

Capt'n Midnight

New Home

But... where would you put the junk that usually goes in there, like blunt scissors, plug adaptors, sellotape, freezer bag ties, broken off crayons, fuses, etc?

Liamalone

New Home wrote: »

But... where would you put the junk that usually goes in there, like blunt scissors, plug adaptors, sellotape, freezer bag ties, broken off crayons, fuses, etc?

I'd be more worried about it being a fire hazard!

New Home

Well, that too.

Still cool, though.

BaZmO*

Just get one of these https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B075Q5N624?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd_title

I have one and it’s great. Keeps all the cables in one place and you can charge several devices from one plug. Very handy to bring on holiday as you only need one adapter. Plus it’s less of a fire hazard than that drawer idea.

mrcheez

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

I have a drawer like that, but just use really long USB cables which go to a standard USB plug in the wall behind the shelving. The USB plug can take 4 USB cables.

The wires are drawn in through the back of the drawer.

New Home

Probably illegal, but it's a good tactic, anyway.

Mellor

Liamalone wrote: »

I'd be more worried about it being a fire hazard!

If it was above the counter, would you still worry?
I don't think the hazard aspect is any different.

GreeBo

Mellor wrote: »

If it was above the counter, would you still worry?
I don't think the hazard aspect is any different.

I'd say arguably the hazard is increased having them all into a single device which has a single socket...

Anyway, it wouldnt really tidy up much unless you get yourself a bunch of nice short cables....

Mellor

GreeBo wrote: »

I'd say arguably the hazard is increased having them all into a single device which has a single socket...

Separate sockets would be in the same circuit so still the same. Most people probably don't realise how many of their electrical are sharing power.
That kettle and toaster combo :eek:

Anyway, it wouldnt really tidy up much unless you get yourself a bunch of nice short cables....

Agreed. Plus everything is doing wireless anyway.
Tables, sofas, notebooks all have it integrated now.

New Home

Grow your own shade

4068ac1elhodqr

^ That's all well and good if you're in sunny Summer Bay or frying in Fla.
But in 53oN un-sunny Ireland what you really want is either zero-cost GPS sun tracking garden reflectors...

/ Or this orb concept, which can even use magnified moonlight to charge the smart car during the nighthours.
During the day it could probably boil a kettle in second, or heat the outdoor swamming pool in an hour.

http://www.alternative-energy-news.info/spherical-sun-power-generator/

New Home

Ayla Petite Ping-pong wrote: »

^ That's all well and good if you're in sunny Summer Bay or frying in Fla.
But in 53oN un-sunny Ireland what you really want is either zero-cost GPS sun tracking garden reflectors...

/ Or this orb concept, which can even use magnified moonlight to charge the smart car during the nighthours.
During the day it could probably boil a kettle in second, or heat the outdoor swamming pool in an hour.

http://www.alternative-energy-news.info/spherical-sun-power-generator/

I want one. Now. Please.