That first link the top panel has a normal outlet in it but the bottom panel is a male plug. You have to use an extension cord to jump it over to an outlet which could be on your UPS.
JordanZ
Assuming you can cut into the wall… This is likely the cleanest option without doing electrical work.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Flat-Panel-TV-Cable-Organizer-Kit-5623-WH/305090874
If that extension cable jump isn’t up to the electric code they do make something similar where you can tie it into the hardwire as well. It doesn’t look like you have an outlet in the same stud section though. Which would make that harder.
Any remaining cables horizontally I’d just stuff in something like this above the trim at the bottom. You’d probably want to either source a black one or just paint it to match your walls.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-4-ft-Flat-Screen-TV-Cord-Cover-A31-KW/304502793
Bold of you to assume they’ll update to the next major release. Attempts update, breaks the build…rollback! We’re locking the release to this specific version now.
I have lived this comment and the fix was like updating a few dependencies and some configs…it took ten minutes. They were on some deprecated version for years…
Edit cause typo/autocorrect
This came up on my feed the other day…
Made in America stickers which are made in China are now 34% more expensive.
My state allowed motorcycle filtering in 2019 (not the same as California’s lane splitting). They ran a study and found a ton of motorcyclists were being severely injured or killed while getting rear ended sitting at stop lights. Filtering allows them to move to the front of the traffic light while the light is red and traffic is stationary. Many people are super aggravated about it even though most of the world has been doing it basically forever.
I dunno. Wasn’t just me. Maybe they got better in the last ~20 years. That was the pen that exploded in people’s backpacks more than any other that I can recall.
I’ve had too many of 1 explode on me. So 2 or 5 but I’m leaning towards 2. There are certain types of coated/treated paper that 5 just refuses to write on for me. I also like the thinner lines that 2 provides.
It’s US electrical in the post. The first link is only valid for US electrical but I’m sure similar things exist for other countries. The last link is just a cable channel. Nothing special, just looks nicer. They make thinner or wider variants.
Links are just easier than posting 15 images. Here’s the main images for both products.