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Having just added aftermarket adjustable feet to this one IKEA desk in order to get it to the same height as this other IKEA desk (because yes, they don’t have a standard desk height in Sweden, not even for two desks sold by the same company at the same time), I assume I am now permitted to refer to myself in all future correspondence as an IKEA Hacker.
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So if you buy a standing desk from the @hermanmiller brand Fully, they include a branded outlet strip that you are supposed to mount upside-down under the desktop, and plug the motor and two built-in outlets into. And then, a couple of years later, because they sourced the cheapest plastic outlet strip they could find, the plastic case comes apart, and the guts of the thing — specifically, exposed 120VAC bus bar — falls off and onto the floor, or your legs, or whatever else is nearby. TL;DR: do not, under any circumstances, buy a standing desk from @hermanmiller brand Fully.
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Office Art (#9 in a series) #officeart

June 17, 2015June 17, 2015 rossgradyinstagram, photography

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In Indiana in the 70s, as in many other states, I assume, you got a new license plate every year. I have no idea how this tradition developed of making a ceremony of the changing of the plates, but it was a legit Grady family thing for a while. I’m posting this photo instead of any of the many earlier & probably cuter family photos because this is the first one in which my dad is wearing the beard that he has worn for the subsequent 35+ years. It would seem somehow weird to post one without it. →

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