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Nice!
Do you need so many power sockets?
I guess the powerline socket doesn't have a passthrough, so knocks out one of the wall plugs.
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It does have a passthrough, but I've found I kill powerline adapters die more quickly if I use the passthrough.
As for sockets, it's just a general accumulation of IT crap:-
Laptop, personal laptop, two monitors, printer, shredder, UPS, NAS, server, fan, battery charger, mobile charger, BT wifi disc, desk, network switch, other network switch, speakers, anglepoise
Spare sockets for: raspberry pi, external HDD, soldering iron, random thing 3, etc.
I've ordered a couple of 0.5m IEC C13 cables (for the UPS and the ESXi server) which should get rid of a load of unnecessary cable from the area. Also a 3 gang mains extension on a 0.5m lead for the top of the desk. Can also swap my big 8-gang extension block for a 4-gang that's elsewhere (and full already) that will mean the whole thing will be almost done.
Stuck the cable for the desk motor to the underside of the desk so that looks neater too.
Just need to buy the lamp (Ikea Tertial) and a 43" 4K monitor and it'll be done. Credit card can have a rest though for now, Christmas is coming.
(I should be £££ neutral though if I sell my old Quad core PowerMac G5 and existing dual 23" monitor setup. Which is necessary as I need a new personal laptop to really finish things off.)
Greenbank
Flexispot EC1 (with 140x70 walnut desktop) installed.
Loving it (as is my 10yo).