mynoseknows

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   by mynoseknows 13y ago

   It's not like you ever have any choice with a cable provider anyway, the way it works is a cable company gets in bed with the local government and that's who gets to provide you with cable service. I must be one of the lucky ones
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   by mynoseknows 13y ago

   Sorry to hear that. The stats are from 2005 but are probably similar to what they are today: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/artsandliving/homeandga... Yeah, I think it only protects the glass, but I believe
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   by mynoseknows 13y ago

   If you have a door that's not very strong and you can't afford to replace it with one that is, they do make metal plates that wrap around the deadbolt and optionally the door handle, which apparently makes it much more difficult t
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   by mynoseknows 13y ago

   I've considered putting security film on them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lFCbjV7NgQ But I rent so I hesitate because the film obviously has to be custom cut and I doubt it can be removed in a single piece after b
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   by mynoseknows 13y ago

   This is why my deadbolt uses an Abloy Protec2 cylinder (custom ordered from Bay Area Locks: http://www.bayarealocks.com ). It's drill resistant, and it's disk-based so it's bump and rake proof. Abloy also claims it