每周一次，我们从小费盒中收集一些很棒的小费，并与大家分享。本周我们将看到简单的Amazon填充项，修复以太网电缆连接器的标签，以及幽默的数据安全标签。

fillerseek为亚马逊免费送货提供了方便的填充查找

Edward写了以下以亚马逊为中心的提示：

As the last person on Earth without an Amazon Prime account, I find FillerSeek to be a handy tool. You get free shipping at Amazon when you spend $25. Normally I just bundle my purchases, but barring that FillerSeek makes it easy to find something in a category I’m interested in that is around the price I need to hit the $25 mark. I have to assume they pay their bills by getting some sort of Amazon Affiliate cut, but that’s cool with me because the service does what I need it to do!

我们相信你不是地球上最后一个没有Amazon Prime帐户的人，所以这个提示非常受欢迎；如果其他读者正在使用这样的填充服务，我们很乐意在评论中听到。

使用扎带修复损坏的以太网电缆

Beth写了以下关于保存损坏的以太网线缆的提示：

Normally I’d just pull out my cabling kit and repair a broken cord, but when your kit isn’t handy but the cord is lose thanks to a busted tab, you gotta do what you gotta do. This Instructable saved the day for me last week and I thought I’d share. It’s not pretty, but it works!

有没有什么拉链和胶带修不好的？我们说，没有什么值得挽救的。

在这里进行紧急演习

Sid使用以下以安全为中心的提示写入：

This is more of a fun start-a-conversation-with-your-fellow-geeks kind of thing than a serious thing, but I had to pass it along. A friend of mine printed these stickers the other day and passed them around the IT department. In a real emergency you’d better hope you’ve got really good decryption or a pack of thermite on hand, but when you’re in a bind a power drill just might have to do!

在IT行业工作，你非常清楚这一点：如果你打算把这种贴纸的想法变成主流，你最好明确说明什么样的紧急情况需要演练。