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It’s always safer to just leave random mystery cables alone.
However, if you have a multimeter and some patience, they can still be used safely. You just need to know what you’re doing, look up the pinout and measure the voltages before plugging anything into any sensitive components.
Not planning to plug anything :D Just want to get rid of some stuff and I need to somehow label it. Thanks for the info though!