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   by mdip 14y ago

   When I was 16, I was given a car without keyless entry and I was willing to pluck down $200 (that included installation) for the luxury. I could see spending $150 to get similar functionality plus the ability to unlock my home remotely and
2. 1022.▲
   by mdip 14y ago

   Combine that with the assumption that the average consumer probably used a date of some significance for their 4-digit code and in the US you can guess that 0 or 1 was first, 0, 1, 2 or 3 was the third position, leaving you only to guess th
3. 1023.▲
   by mdip 14y ago

   Sadly, the lock on your front door is most likely so easy to break, a thief wouldn't waste time trying to hack anything but the keyhole. I learned how to make and use a bump key from YouTube, practiced on my own front door and after a coup
4. 1024.▲
   by mdip 14y ago

   I'll take a stab at this since I signed up for bitbucket after reading the comments: I have a lot of code. A LOT. It's mostly random things around data to make tracking things in my life easier (diet being the most recent one). And most of