Comment by criddell 19 hours ago What bag does a cable with HDMI on one end and USB C on the other end go into? 7 comments criddell Reply fitzroy 17 hours ago Obviously, one cuts a small hole in the ziploc bags and runs the cable between them so that each connector can be in the correct bag. toyg 17 hours ago The most specialized standard wins, so in this case I'd say HDMI. hamdingers 19 hours ago In my system that lands in the "adapters" bin which has has a "display" bag within it. asdfman123 19 hours ago That's still a topic of active debate fragmede 18 hours ago No, active HDMI cables go in a different bin. fuzzfactor 19 hours ago It's own bag, it won't feel lonely for long :) moron4hire 18 hours ago Either create a 2-dimensional categorization system or create a priority hierarchy.
fitzroy 17 hours ago Obviously, one cuts a small hole in the ziploc bags and runs the cable between them so that each connector can be in the correct bag.
hamdingers 19 hours ago In my system that lands in the "adapters" bin which has has a "display" bag within it.
asdfman123 19 hours ago That's still a topic of active debate fragmede 18 hours ago No, active HDMI cables go in a different bin.
moron4hire 18 hours ago Either create a 2-dimensional categorization system or create a priority hierarchy.
Obviously, one cuts a small hole in the ziploc bags and runs the cable between them so that each connector can be in the correct bag.
The most specialized standard wins, so in this case I'd say HDMI.
In my system that lands in the "adapters" bin which has has a "display" bag within it.
That's still a topic of active debate
No, active HDMI cables go in a different bin.
It's own bag, it won't feel lonely for long :)
Either create a 2-dimensional categorization system or create a priority hierarchy.