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It seems that you can accidentally, or not, lock the door without fully closing it, thus leaving it essentially unlocked, so the key isn’t quite fool-proof.
by pzh 7y ago
It seems that you can accidentally, or not, lock the door without fully closing it, thus leaving it essentially unlocked, so the key isn’t quite fool-proof.
- coldtea 7y ago>so the key isn’t quite fool-proof Yes, it's from another era, when the consumer was not expected to be a fool...
- vinay427 7y agoThat's one way to describe problematic design. In other words, the key doesn't fulfill its intended purpose considering (as the comment you replied to noted) one can do this either accidentally or not which can have little to do with being a fool.
- trax 7y agoyou can always think of a situation where the user is a tard and fucks up, doesn't mean that the design is bad
- Revery 7y agoThis key goes to great lengths to make sure the user doesn't lock themselves out. It seems specially designed for 'fools'.
- londons_explore 7y agoSome have a lever on the edge of the door preventing the key turning if the door isn't closed