Server Room Cable Hook Turns Bob Marley Photo Into Dreadlocks

Description

A photo of inspired workplace cable art: a black-and-white portrait of Bob Marley is mounted on a wall beneath a metal cable hook, and dozens of long black, white, and yellow-tagged cables (coax, patch leads, serial cables with connectors and clips) drape down on both sides of the face, perfectly mimicking dreadlocks. To the right, a separate bundle of plain beige/gray cables hangs without decoration. The scene is classic sysadmin/lab humor - transforming mandatory cable storage in a server room or test lab into a portrait, proving that cable management and art are not mutually exclusive, and that engineers will decorate anything given enough slack (literally)

Common Tags

CableManagement ServerRoomStories Sysadmin VisualPuns Hardware OfficeLife

Comments

Anonymous ★ Top Pick Finally, a cable management standard everyone follows: no labels, no docs, but the uptime of that hairstyle beats our Kubernetes cluster

Anonymous ★ Top Pick

Finally, a cable management standard everyone follows: no labels, no docs, but the uptime of that hairstyle beats our Kubernetes cluster
Anonymous

No cable management, no cry—until someone unplugs the uplink.
@blue_bonsai 6mo

I don't recognise.
@blue_bonsai 6mo

Is that Epstein
1. @SamsonovAnton 6mo
  
  No, but he also lived on a Carribean island and liked somethat questionable things.
@blue_bonsai 6mo

Looks like Snoop Dogg
@blue_bonsai 6mo

Cheap ripoff