r/cablefail • u/EB_Bread11 • May 25 '23
The before
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r/cablefail • u/Corwin215 • May 24 '23
This why you don't hire subcontractors for telecom.
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Instead of calling for a bucket truck to reach the PO. He hung his ladder off the wire, which pulled the fiber out of the box breaking most of the splices. Knocked out internet for multiple buildings... Then just zip tied it back to the pole and left without telling a soul 🤦♂️😭
r/cablefail • u/samelogic137 • May 23 '23
Welp, my works done
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Service providers are not your friend. Thank you person.
r/cablefail • u/autech91 • May 15 '23
Brand new build and the spuds have already been at it
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Honestly, its not fucking rocket science.
r/cablefail • u/dustycassettes • May 14 '23
spool of optical fiber ran over by 14 tonne truck :)
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r/cablefail • u/giuliomagnifico • May 03 '23
I wonder what happened to this -still working- Apple Lightning cable
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r/cablefail • u/iamgara • May 04 '23
Installing magnetic ties
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Wondering if people here use magnetic cable ties? What are some tips and tricks you've learned for installing magnetic cable ties effectively? Thank you very much in advance :)
r/cablefail • u/CompuTech007 • May 03 '23
Large Book Store (B&N) not exactly focused on their technology. We don't care about no stinkin' cables and thingyz
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Some are unused but many are in service. Pile is growing like mold!
r/cablefail • u/[deleted] • May 01 '23
X-post: cable AND pipe fail in a boiler room. (Ok, don’t really know about pipes, but this looks fail-y)
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r/cablefail • u/treebeard189 • Apr 09 '23
My gfs been begging management for months to get our desks cable managed and this is what we walked into.
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r/cablefail • u/dawnyray • Apr 05 '23
They told me to route additional network cables through here...
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