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I’m an engineer and technician. I pride myself on being able to trace down a wire in the nastiest of control panels. That hot mess would make me pour sweat if I had to service it.
Pretty sure 2/3 of those are disconnected, but it's just too tangled to want to do anything about it so they add another run.
Triple dog dare you to stick your tongue on it.
It's up there with the Bude Tunnel, top tier tourist attraction
"Yo girl gimme yo number."
"It's 5."
Au wire.
ja det är mycket tråd
My least favorite spot in Vientiane is "That Dam" Stupa.
That dam stupa, everyone is fed up with its shit!
I mean it does look cool...
Electrical engineer here: Would definitely visit!
Probably adrenaline rush like going cage diving among white sharks!
I traveled quite a bit in SE Asia, and I don't know how anyone survives beyond the age of about 8.
It's like visiting an active volcano. You know it's been like this for years, so it's unlikely to explode right when you're there, but at the same time it's absolutely guaranteed to blow at some point in time.
I think most of that is data or phone, only the top looks to be insulated.
I wonder how many of those cables are still in use?
Quick, tag Electroboom!