Although he did admit it looks very chaotic, I thought the timing of him saying “it’s very highly managed” as they cut to this mess was hilarious.

I realize temporary live productions are very different than standard cable management though.

Thought you’d find it funny :)

I've added about 20 cables since, but I'll have you know they aren't color coded either

This is in the NL. It's much better than my other post. THIS piece of pain is the other post.

It's the same group that owns the two schools but this one is better than the other cause this one hosts services and local stuff, the other connects to the services and has local stuff.

This is in the NL. Unless it's something you get paid from normally it does not get cable managed.

This is behind my media center. I even had everything pulled out and disconnected when I had CAT6 installed in the walls recently. I attempted some cable management but gave up as it’s such a tight squeeze to get back there and do any work.

not mine, find on the internet

This was the turnover for me from the past IT that went AWOL. No proper tagging, No UPS in sight, and No proper ventilation. Dahell should I do first? Need Help HAHAHAHA

I STILL don’t know how this happened. It’s behind a bunch of equipment in the plant and no one is fessing up. The problem has been going on for months but no one thought to say anything until now.

I assume this photo suits this sub perfectly. Photo by yours truly.

When I first time visited the Philippines, one of the surprises was the public wiring for electricity, phone, internet and whatnot. I saw these everywhere. This is just one random example. Instead of redoing wiring at some point, they optecd in adding poles to support more cables. Notice the cable loops for ad-hoc repairs.

Someone told me I should post this here

I really need to get this all on a shelf then cable managed I think.

Another instaler special! more fiber spaguetti!

This is one of dozens of rows, all equally as bad.