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Speedcabling brings out your inner genius

We've all been in this situation before. Tons of devices, too many cables, a knot beyond all human comprehension, and a day wasted trying to solve the puzzle. Now South African native and artist Steven Schkoln has turned this inevitable conundrum into a competitive sport called "SpeedCabling". Whoever can unravel the fastest wins top prize. Are you game?

SpeedCabling - Link, Speedcabling event at Machine Project, Los Angeles.

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Posted by: Christopher Palmer on February 14, 2008 at 9:23 AM

Considering that I've thrown away strings of tangled Christmas lights because I hate the thought of sitting down and untangling them, does that mean I don't have any "inner genius"?

Sounds like the stuff of nightmares, to me :-)

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Posted by: John Honniball on February 14, 2008 at 10:50 AM

Given the day that this was posted (Feb 14th), I wondered if it was some kind of speed dating for geeks...

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