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What's the best way to run a temporary eth cable?
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I have done exactly this.
Ikea wire management pack. Seriously. It used pin nails so at that height it is literally invisible and you don't have to spackle when you leave.
They are white and with a white cable and white wall, they are close to invisible.
They are sturdy, but easily removable. Worst case you can pull the cable 90 degrees to the nail-in angle and they will all pop out.
They don't cause damage either to the paint like those fucking sticky raceways and hooks ALWAYS do, even when properly removed.