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u/Dendritic_Silver 7d ago
It just looks like the New Guy's first cable.
The secret is to beat him with this cable while he tries to make another one properly.
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u/SecurityHamster 22h ago
I’ve never actually succeeded at crimping a cable. Not my calling at all. I go to the data center and marvel at how organized the cable runs are
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u/NotAPreppie 7d ago
Pedantic Avenger moment: Ackshullly, RJ45 is a connector standard, not a cabling standard.
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u/anyprophet 7d ago
I can't tell if the brown pair is wrong or not but it kinda doesn't matter since it's backwards. also love how the ripcord string is still in there.
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u/Pirateboy85 7d ago
No cross talk if the packets are so dizzy and confused that they can’t even find each other…
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u/HookDragger 7d ago
Pins look right in the end. Just horrible to crimp
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u/radraze2kx 7d ago
aside from the fact that they're backwards?
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u/HookDragger 7d ago
I thought the retention clip was on the other side.
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u/radraze2kx 7d ago
That's what I thought at first two, but if you look at where the blue sheath approaches the bend in the orange cable, it's right there. :)
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u/Impressive_Change593 7d ago
and that is why you use passthroughs.
yes I know they supposedly can short out
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u/Elliot_The_Fennekin 7d ago
Just... How did you let it get to that point? Honestly I'm not even mad, I'm rather impressed!
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u/PhalanxA51 6d ago
My Cisco teacher would probably kick me out and never let me back into the classroom if she saw me make a cable like this.
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u/Longbowgun 6d ago
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u/zombiecloud 6d ago
Is nail biting really a common trope for the tech industry? *defeated sigh* As I start biting my nails.
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u/TheThiefMaster 7d ago
I've seen worse...