5 cool things I screwed to the bottom of my PC desk
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The fact that a power user is optimizing the underside of a home desk is a reminder that ergonomics and cable/power management are now part of the product surface for any work hardware. If you ship peripherals or home-office gear, assume your buyer is hacking around you — build in mounting, routing, and under-desk use cases instead of treating them as afterthoughts.
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