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I'm no lockpicker, but fan of the LPL. To me very simple solution would be to have 2x keys requiring to be turned simultaneously. Since picking requires tension
by Pinegulf 5y ago
I'm no lockpicker, but fan of the LPL. To me very simple solution would be to have 2x keys requiring to be turned simultaneously. Since picking requires tension and probing no human should be able to pick two spots at the same time.
Then again, as noob I suspect there may be very simple reason why this isn't implemented.
- Gigachad 5y agoLPL had a lock like that and he still managed to pick it.
- mulmen 5y agoI think you'll like this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd-ZIIcgzPI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd-ZIIcgzPI.
- skinkestek 5y agoI'd note that for a motorcycle disc brake I wouldn't complain about this. If it takes a lockpicking artist more than a minute to pick it while being able to move it around in three dimensions it would take so time on the street too.
- mulmen 5y agoTotally. I don’t think LPL really evaluates the rest of the lock either. How is the drill protection? How does it hold up to an angle grinder?
- skinkestek 5y agoI think he sometimes cut the cord on some devices just to prove that that is even simpler. Or is that someone else?
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- GameOfFrowns 5y ago>Then again, as noob I suspect there may be very simple reason why this isn't implemented. Not everyone has two hands or all fingers for a good grip? I have made the interesting observation that on very cold days my fingers are sometimes too numb to turn the key around in order to unlock the door. I then need to use both hands to turn the key to get inside my apartment to warm up.