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My very special officemate, Teddi!
With all of your computers, printers, scanners, monitors, tablets, and phones, how do you handle your wiring? As you can see from the picture above, don't worry she is safe, I may not be as savvy with my wires, say as previous podcast guest (Part 1 & Part 2) Mac Power Users’ David Sparks (@MacSparky). For years I have not paid enough attention to my wiring and have made it my Holiday project.
What are your tips, tricks, and possible errors!? Please share ideas and perhaps some personal photos (make sure you protect your client's confidential information) in the comments below!
Happy Lawyering!!!
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