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No, this method does not work. I tried, got rid of all those stuff because why would I need it ever again. And of course a month later I needed that one stupid
by mf2hd 7d ago
No, this method does not work. I tried, got rid of all those stuff because why would I need it ever again. And of course a month later I needed that one stupid thing right there and then. And I remember throwing away... Not again, I keep at least one cable of each in a separate box to find immediately, the rest is stored, it is not asking for any money.
- js2 6d agoYeah, what happens to me is I need a thing, go to Amazon to order it, see that I already bought it 4 years ago, spend 30 minutes trying to find it, then let out a big sigh and order it again. Most recently: a USB to TTL serial adapter.
- DANmode 6d agoYou’re not replying to the comment. If you’re using 20 year old hardware, okay - keep 20 year old wires and accessories. Most are not. Put an expiration date on your neuroticism. Old dirty stuff can literally consume you. Ask me how I know!