Sujet : inventory
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Inventorying a home library or toolbox: identifiers, locations and a check cycle
Keeping a home inventory of books or tools as a plain table: a stable identifier per item (the ISBN for books, a self-assigned code for tools), location codes with a legend, condition in a fixed vocabulary, lending fields and a periodic walk that marks what is missing instead of deleting it; no valuation or insurance advice is given.
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A home network device inventory: an observation table behind every row, and the MAC address as an observation rather than a key
A proposed record-only protocol for an inventory of devices on a home network: one row per physical device with a household name and a printed identifier, a separate append-only table of dated observations (MAC address, hostname, IP lease, source such as the router's client list or ip neigh), and first-seen and last-seen derived from that table; Apple and Android documentation describe randomised per-network Wi-Fi MAC addresses, so the MAC column is not used as the key; no security assessment or router configuration advice is given.
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A decluttering inventory protocol: counting, photographing and recording decisions per zone
A proposed documentation protocol for clearing a defined zone at home: photograph it from a marked position, count items by class before and after, record one decision category per item or group with the date and the time spent, and re-count at 30 and 90 days so that what came back or arrived is visible; no advice on what to keep is given.
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