I’m moving, so I have to pack. I thought I’d make it fun with two projects.
First, I entered everything I was packing into a text file, stuff.md. That way, I can find stuff later. I have two friends who have done something like this, so I’m curious how it will go for me. Here is a sample:
Box 01 - banker ====== - USB Receipt Printer - in trapezoid box - Thinkpad 460 Charger (x2) - cardboard box (x2) - Cardboard box "eink" - eink communications converter for 7.5" eink display - Piece of fiberglass sized for 7.5" eink display - 1.54" eink display 152z152px never used, with notes on yellow paper - Airtec electric duster (AC) - cardboard box - Tiny UPS for Raspberry Pi - cardboard box - Wireless receipt printer - cardboard box - Playstation Eye (x2) - cardboard box - Mini-router (2 eth, 1 usb), unconfigured - in cardboard box - Pipe-sealing tape for vacuum - loose - Multimeter, Kaiweets brand - in cloth case - $1 in pennies, and penny sleeves - plastic bag - Engraving pen - loose metal case - LED Light bulbs (one white, one red) - cardboard box Box 02 - banker ====== - HDD Copier - cardboard box - HDD Dock (x2) - cardboard box (x2) - Butane soldering iron - metal box - Doxie Go adapters - loose plastic bag - "Faces" M5Stack development. Stacking keyboard and screen, etc. - plastic case + Magnetic metal parts tray + Neodynium magnets, two disc sizes - Loose box + Receipt paper roll - loose Box 03 - banker ====== - empty
Second, I took a time lapse video of packing. I wish I had time-lapsed moving in at my current place, but I just wasn’t set up for it. Sadly, my camera battery died after 90 minutes, so I only have a very short video. Next time I’ll plug in a power cable. Here is a short example video.
Both are much too personal for me to post on the web in full.