This asingle is more for the life-hacking crowd than the gadget-loving crowd, but the simplicity, ingenuity as well as plain good-looks of this small wire government penetrate have it value showing off. It also plays right into my cable-tidying mania, definition WE couldn’t not post it.

This binder-clip cable-saver comes from David Rudolf Bakker in the Netherlands, and is something we could replicate right now just by rummaging in a junk drawer. The clips clamp onto a edge of your desk as well as we thread energy, ethernet and USB cables by a fold-back loops by disconnecting them temporarily from the clip physique. That’s it: your wire will never shun down the behind of the table again, as well as will instead be held patiently during a ready to be plugged into you cover. Those wire loops have been even large sufficient that a wire itself won’t snag as it is pulled through.

I don’t have any clips, carrying given up on paper alittle years ago, but I do have cables. Lots as well as lots of treacherous, tangled cables. I shall revisit the stationery store today.

No some-more USB cables behind your table for waste [Lifehacking around Lifehacker]