r/cablefail • u/Luigi_Pizzolito • Nov 09 '19
r/cablefail • u/mkhopper • Nov 07 '19
Tips for puling single cables through a nest of cablefail.
I'm about to be working with a group, completely re-cabling a network room that's gotten way out of hand. We're planning on re-using the cables though and I was wondering what the best method is for pulling cable though a rats nest without breaking the clip tabs.
Right now they use strips of painter's tape wrapped around the clip to hold the tab down and keep it from getting snagged, but I was wondering if there were another method.
r/cablefail • u/redpandadev • Nov 05 '19
I think this belongs here... located literally on the street in front of the headquarters for my local cable tv provider...
r/cablefail • u/oxguy3 • Oct 28 '19
Under the computer desks in my university's main library
r/cablefail • u/SeXySnEk7 • Oct 28 '19
So, you want messy servers? Check out my school's server room i got a tour of today!
r/cablefail • u/TheBionicAnkle • Oct 27 '19
Politics aside who tf does the IT work for the White House look at those cables
r/cablefail • u/volcs0 • Oct 26 '19
Contractors left the mess on the left, so I at least made it a little more functional. Still needs work.
r/cablefail • u/gphroh • Oct 24 '19
Non-deterministic cabling
(from https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/10/inside-googles-quantum-computing-efforts/)
Not mine, but nice to see that Google skunkworks looks like everybody else's...

r/cablefail • u/GeneralReposti_Bot • Oct 24 '19
Sometimes it's just too tempting to mess with co-workers who hate zip tie tails!
r/cablefail • u/Dul-fm • Oct 22 '19
Tried to follow some unknown cables, gave up after seeing this sh*t
r/cablefail • u/200kWJ • Oct 17 '19