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"The good news about computers is that they do what you tell them to do. The bad news is that they do what you tell them to do." -- Ted Nelson
Joe Ess wrote:Locks keep honest people out. "Bump keys" and other lockpicking techniques have been around as long as locks themselves.
The best you can do is make things difficult and hope the criminal moves on to the next place.
Bear Bibeault wrote:issue a fob instead of a card or key
Bear Bibeault wrote:I believe there are cars now that have keyless starts.
My daughter used to have one.Bear Bibeault wrote:. . .
I believe there are cars now that have keyless starts.
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Bear Bibeault wrote:I believe there are cars now that have keyless starts.
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fred rosenberger wrote:
Annother colleague has a car where she has a RFID dongle on her keychain. It is smart enough to know which side of the car she is on, and only unlocks that door. once she sits in teh drivers seat with the dongle nearby, it has a push-button start.
Guillermo Ishi wrote: They would kick your door down or come in your window...
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