Comments (21)

1. September 2, 2011
   Aether

   Holy mother of god! That room better be sub-zero or those cables are gonna cause everything to fry… Who the hell needs ALL that?!

2. September 2, 2011
   sml156

   I always woundered what happed to my left over spaghetti, after all these years I finally find out

3. September 2, 2011
   Meena Bassem

   Where is that place exactly?
   oh, one more question
   what happens if i cut the yellow cable?

4. September 2, 2011
   Josh B.

   Poor tech. I feel bad for the guy.

5. September 2, 2011
   keltari

   Heh, that picture has been floating around the internet for years. It has to be fake.

6. September 3, 2011
   dan

   cable factory? lol

7. September 3, 2011
   paul

   ive got a couple of cable ties at home if that will help

8. September 3, 2011
   john

   this is my garage and im looking for volanteers to help me find the cable that goes to my printer

9. September 3, 2011
   Snoo

   This is the government AFTER Obama. :)

10. September 3, 2011
    Bernard

    This is like electricity cables on the streets of Thailand

11. September 3, 2011
    Harry

    It reminds me (except the wire is cat5) of a mainframe room i worked in during the late 70′s you know the kind toggles to enter data and papertape reels.Is this a server farm.

12. September 3, 2011
    Joe

    This is pretty much what happens when you have too many routers racked together. I’m pretty sure this is the case here. Usually they break up the location of the routers so that cable management is an easier task. I’d sure hate to be the guy to troubleshoot a bad cable in this place!

13. September 3, 2011
    Joe

    Judging by the thickness of those cables, it looks like they are cat6 cables and being that there are soo many of them, this picture can’t be too old, maybe 3 years tops.

14. September 3, 2011
    Billy

    I sure hope those are shielded, assuming they are plugged into something.

15. September 3, 2011
    JB

    This looks to me like it belongs to the cheapest (or only) ISP of a 250,000 population city

16. September 3, 2011
    Scott

    Looks like it could be in the Terre Haute Main phone office DACS 3/1 patch panel upstairs

17. September 4, 2011
    Mats Svensson

    - Yeah we are having some problem, tried to fix it our self by moving a a couple of those yellow cables around just in case they where loose, but it didn’t help.
    Could you come fix it real quick, we have a deadline this afternoon….

18. September 4, 2011
    skinymikeofdoom

    And this is why we’re out of IP V4 addresses

19. September 6, 2011
    natowarhead

    @skinymikeofdoom
    And we have a winner.

20. September 6, 2011
    Terry

    Dell Tech Support?

21. September 9, 2011
    shawn

    and qwest said it was my linux fetish slowing down the dsl, take that call center, now i have proof