#electronic locks

[ausmartlock]

Install Smart Digital Locks: Check Pros & Cons!

In modern and advanced days, digital locks aid in the additional security of any premise. From homeowners to office and commercial property owners, everyone can have their desired full-protection security by installing a digital security locking system.

Modern electronic locks are beneficial in many ways, although they have come with cons such as technical malfunction and easy hacking if they are not purchased from recognised sellers. 

Usually, trusted suppliers have stored their collection from authorised manufacturers who focus on not only build quality but also proper functionality and inbuild protection from hacking as well as high-quality batteries for longer work time. Let's check the pros or benefits of installing a smart security lock.

Pros of Installing Security Locks:

User-friendly Entry: Recognised suppliers deliver fully functional smart locks that do not need to carry keys. It means smart locks are highly convenient and have zero risk of the loss of keys. People can occupy their properties without caring about carrying keys or facing the inconvenience of searching for keys.

Convenience: Digital smart locks can be operated by mobile phones. Therefore, any guest, relative or family member can enter the home when the owner can simply input the special code even if he or she is far away from the property.

Additionally, owners can prohibit the entry of any person they are not expecting at their property by changing the access code.

Safety and Security: Reliable suppliers deliver only recognised branded smart locks with highly advanced technology. Thieves or intruders cannot apply any lock-picking or lock-bumping techniques to enter without the original key. There is less chance of such a type of break-in because some smart locks do not have a key slot as well as do not accept false access codes.

How to Choose a Recognised Smart Lock Supplier:

It is essential to visit only recognised suppliers to get the best quality locks. Owners must check the credibility of smart lock suppliers, and whether their products come under warranties, as well as they must need to go through some research online and on social media. 

Ask colleagues or friends to recommend reliable suppliers if they have any experience, and also check their customer support feedback if any inconvenience happens after purchase. 

Finally, contact any reliable supplier to purchase top-quality smart locks and increase security.

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[inspectorspacetimerevisited]

It’s interesting to see that the livelock deadbolt the Inspector encounters again and again

is a real thing, a computer-related situation that constantly locks itself awaiting another part of the process to occur before the system can proceed, only to be waiting on itself.

[theories-fans-andwombats]

This post just reminds me of how much I dislike electronic locks that require electronic keys/keys with sensors, because they will inevitably break or run out of charge completely. Had these at college, and a lot of the keys would eventually run out of charge, leaving students locked out of their apartments and dorms until campus safety or someone from housing could fix their key and let them in. 

You still had to put the key into the lock and turn it too, so it wasn’t like opening doors became easier or simpler in any capacity. 

[faenaussa]

On a work trip, at the airport in the security line. Pull out both of my laptops (work and personal) and all my photography equipment, and all the other work equipment, then put them into the bin. Continue on with my baggage in another bin, taking shoes off, etc.

TSA agent sees my perfectly arranged bucket after the 5th person in a row next to me asks if they have to take electronics out of their bag. He holds up my bucket and says, "Everyone should make their buckets look just like this," before turning to me and continuing with, "I like you, you know exactly what to do."

I nod and walk to the body scanner. I hold my arms up as the machine whirs around me and think to myself, "I'm getting a good grade in airport security, which is possible to achieve and normal to want."

There's a noticeable pep in my step for the rest of the walk to my gate while I lament the specific type of brain rot that I must have.

[fruitiermetrostation]

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[miserymet]

I feel like the emergency exit being locked makes it redundant as an emergency exit

[swtechspecs]

Outlaw Tech Electronic Lock Breaker

Source: The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology (Del Rey, 1997)

[itshomobirb]

only a few more days. trying to like. not entirely freak out. things are gonna work fine. but im still a little 🥴

[loo-nuh-tik]

[copia]

i can't come back here until the afternoon of the 29th, posting this to hold myself accountable (& i'll be embarrassed if i turn up again)

[deep-spacediver577]

[5-pp-man]

Jun Murayama isn't the greatest w that fuckass piano but holy shit can he make some banger songs w guitar and drums.

[almostvermin]

just bc its new years eve doesnt mean my wifi doesnt get shut off at 11!

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for August 29, 2020; #238.

Nazamba “Vex”

Franco Franco & Kinlaw “Cuore Molle Palle Mosc”

Ron Morelli “Disappearer”

Container “Queaser”

Eszaid “Members Stand”

Ishaq “Forest Manned Wolf”

Nghtly “Pay With The Blood”

Teste “Unexplained Bruises”, “Depraved Human Indifference”

Innsyter “Quarentena”

Drvg Cvltvre “I Can Feel The Devil Walking Next To Me”

Sun Electric “In Vitro”

Filth “The Crucial Point”

Delroy Edwards “Close To The Edge”

Heidi Sabretooth “Extra Sensory”

Locked Club “WC”

Rezzett “Rupez”

DJ 3D “How Many Ways” (Refreshers RMX)

Refreshers “Pork Pie”

Employee “A3”

Gladio “Wild Horses”

Entro Senestre “Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars”

Polysick “Juno”

Council Estate Electronics “50 Let Pobody”

Daniel Avery “Slow Fade”

Isolated Gate “Binary Nomad” (Optimized Lathe pre-mix)

Midori (Menace) “Some Things” (solo)

Electronics and ambient volume.

[ironic-bread]

thinking about learning to do RFID hacking. mostly just so i have an excuse to implant a programable RFID chip in my hand and become a real netrunner.