I know, which is why it’s not going to be my primary lock.

For someone to bypass my locks, instead of breaking a window, a bunch of things have to come about and they’re all “and” statements.

First, I would have to forget to lock the door, I don’t typically forget, I just get anxiety about it and it can ruin a nice day. With the electric lock I would be content someone can’t just opportunisticly walk in.

And someone would have to want to get in my house enough to put effort into it. They’re breaking a window at this point regardless of the locks. Or they’re testing a neighbour’s door, with only one lock.

And they would have to identify that only the electric lock is active.

And they would have to have the tools/skills to break an electric lock. Along with the skills/tools to break a traditional lock (if they’re both engaged)

If any of those statements is false, I would be no worse off, or better off, with an electric lock. If they want in, they’re coming through a window.

I did think about a Yale as an auxiliary lock, but I’ve run up against it’s advantages (read: locking myself out) more than once. Also, if they can bypass the main lock, they can bypass a Yale, I figure, as it’s a similar skillset.

“All electronic locks can be hacked” is the same statement as “all tumbler locks can be picked”. I’m guessing you still use one though.

I was looking to install an electronic lock as a redundancy for the tumbler lock to decrease “have I locked the fucking door” anxiety.

The problem could be solved with Yale lock. I’d just be swapping the disadvantages of a Yale for the disadvantages of an Electric lock.

But cool automations are cool, and who doesn’t love a little over engineering?

It’s called the ultimatum game and we know how actual people play it.

You’re given £100, but you have to offer some of it to me. If I don’t accept the offer we all get nothing.

We know, because we’ve played the game a bunch of times, if you’re greedy and don’t offer enough I will punish you. The Dems/Harris was greedy, and as such everyone was punished.

A KGB spy and a CIA agent meet up in a bar for a friendly drink

“I have to admit, I’m always so impressed by Soviet propaganda. You really know how to get people worked up,” the CIA agent says.

“Thank you,” the KGB says. “We do our best but truly, it’s nothing compared to American propaganda. Your people believe everything your state media tells them.”

The CIA agent drops his drink in shock and disgust. “Thank you friend, but you must be confused… There’s no propaganda in America.”

You think they’re not gonna sell their house and move? - Ben Shapiro

Sell their houses to who Ben? Fucking Aquaman!!! - BomberHarris

They expressed sympathy and anger for a white supremacist being killed, but not a school shooting that same day. Fuck 'em

Clearly this is cancel culture gone mad

Respectfully, his last word was:

Ggrrgl

They’re still just dogs. Some I’d trust more, some I’d trust less. I would trust none completely, but they are just dogs.

Source: fostered pitbulls for many years.

Christ. Some cheap phone for calls, SMS and banking. Some other device for literally everything else, perhaps I can get it with a headphone jack again.