What’s wrong with this? Wrong answers only.
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@futzle there was I looking at the title and wondering what the ATO had wrought that was giving you grief with Single Touch Payroll. Too much time with payroll spouse
@futzle the cable isn’t long enough
@futzle wall plug should be higher to keep cabling off the floor
@futzle you gotta form the loop into a Lissajous pattern (like the ABC logo) to cancel out packet echoes.
@futzle Good illustration of tech sector financing right now
@futzle D14 is so lonely
@futzle pretty that's a cross over so the cable should be yellow
@futzle needs a splitter so D14 can join in too.
@futzle You should have equal numbers of clockwise and counter-clockwise loops so the electrons don't get dizzy.
@futzle yes, you prime the tube then disconnect it to siphon out the packets by gravity
@futzle Classic rookie error: The loops only cover two of the three dimensions.
@futzle The internet is just going to pool in that relatively sharp bend in the cable. It could even start leaking!
@futzle Nothing wrong, that's a loopback device.
@futzle Trip hazards should be marked in yellow and black.
I don't really know what people were trying to achieve with the above cabling, which I'd disentangled some other stuff from prior to taking the photo, so maybe no one even realized they were making a loop.
Back at the server room, D13 was patched into a switch, and D15 wasn't patched at all, so at least the switch wasn't at risk of a broadcast storm, though I do have STP enabled because, well, sometimes that ☝🏻happens.