Ask Slashdot: Extreme Cable Management?
An anonymous reader writes "I am not a fan of wireless except for Wi-Fi to a notebook, but have gotten frustrated by the vast amounts of tangled cables around my computers: I have two machines, four monitors, multiple external hard drives, cable modem, network switch, router, USB hubs — everything requires power and connection to the other devices. The tangles and tangles make it almost impossible to move anything without spending twenty or thirty minutes under the desk. I'd rather untie balled-up fishing line than try to snake a monitor cable out from some thirty or so other wires. Anyone have good ways to prevent this?"
I have also been caught using colored CAT-5 cables.
if this is supposed to be a new economy, how come they still want my old fashioned money?
>> vast amounts of tangled cables
Really? How many?
>> I have two machines, four monitors, multiple external hard drives, cable modem, network switch, router, USB hubs — everything requires power and connection
Hmmm...something tells me you don't work in IT.
cover all your cables with this stuff.
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We had one chew through a lamp cord and it dang near cooked the little beast.
Sounds delicious.
You really don't want to be electrocuting rabbits. They are best stewed or braised.
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You really don't want to be electrocuting rabbits. They are best stewed or braised.
Argh! What's he doing! Stupid fat hobbit. You ruins it!
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Worst X-games event ever.
I misread that at first, until you started mentioning the "poor thing part" I read it as "no need to waste money on that. Buy a Jalepeno, slice it open (the rabbit) and run it along the length of cable." It didn't look right in my head.
Time to introduce cat 6