“This pan matches my sink.”
“This elegant Fibonacci spiral on my red cabbage”
“My pencil broke so weirdly that I could put it back together again.”
“A wonderful display of a fiber rack at an expo I went to”
“My dog’s ball thrower makes perfectly round snowballs.”
“The jet’s path intersected the sun just right.”
“A perfectly peeled cup of yogurt”
“My thinking putty flattens into a perfect disc when left unattended.”
“Spotted in Berlin, shed a single tear I did.”
“The bun I got on my double cheeseburger from McDonald’s today was 10 out of 10.”
“A snowflake landed on my glove.”
“Bubbles in my egg yolk formed a paw print.”
“The way the snow is melting off my shed roof.”
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it's fiber
difficult to say for sure without looking the the connetors. But when I zoomed in the picture, it seems to be fiber
the cables themselves are too thin for ethernet so I would also say fibre. they also look a lot like the ones just saw in a video about IBM Z series servers to us a lot of fiber.
that's fiber. the colors of connectors are very LC/PC and LC/FC and LC/SC
I've done a lot of these ODFs
but technically, it's (probably) the ethernet protocol on the fiber, so while being wrong, you're right.
Jack Wolfskin is going to sue you to hell and back until you are ruined for the rest of your live, even if that would take 500 years.