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> Like, the reason that a lock is typically big and heavy and takes a little bit of trouble to open and close. The sad part is that making the lock big and hea
by ElectricalUnion 4y ago
> Like, the reason that a lock is typically big and heavy and takes a little bit of trouble to open and close.
The sad part is that making the lock big and heavy usually only makes the intended uses of the lock inconvenient; the unintended bypasses don't care about those.
- kleer001 4y agoI mean more metaphoricaly big and heavy. Like, putting in a password is costly. It has to live somewhere. It requires effort. It takes a moment. You have to memorize something. It causes a moment in the flow of utility.