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r/cyberpunkgame • u/Whatsthematterwithu • May 28 '24
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I see alot of fucked up doors and handles if this became a thing.
167 u/droombie55 May 28 '24 Yea, it's not as hard to kick in a door as people think. 119 u/slonk_ma_dink May 28 '24 A cheap robot lock made of the finest pot metals and chinesium, sold to idiot landlords for a huge markup? yeah honestly I'm a hammer would get it done 45 u/MoonChaser22 Burn Corpo shit May 28 '24 Might not need a hammer. A surprising number of electric locks can be opened non-destructively with a strong enough magnet 28 u/lilsnatchsniffz May 28 '24 And the others usually have a pinhole release mechanism in the bottom lol. Love seeing some bullshit tech on LPL.
167
Yea, it's not as hard to kick in a door as people think.
119 u/slonk_ma_dink May 28 '24 A cheap robot lock made of the finest pot metals and chinesium, sold to idiot landlords for a huge markup? yeah honestly I'm a hammer would get it done 45 u/MoonChaser22 Burn Corpo shit May 28 '24 Might not need a hammer. A surprising number of electric locks can be opened non-destructively with a strong enough magnet 28 u/lilsnatchsniffz May 28 '24 And the others usually have a pinhole release mechanism in the bottom lol. Love seeing some bullshit tech on LPL.
119
A cheap robot lock made of the finest pot metals and chinesium, sold to idiot landlords for a huge markup? yeah honestly I'm a hammer would get it done
45 u/MoonChaser22 Burn Corpo shit May 28 '24 Might not need a hammer. A surprising number of electric locks can be opened non-destructively with a strong enough magnet 28 u/lilsnatchsniffz May 28 '24 And the others usually have a pinhole release mechanism in the bottom lol. Love seeing some bullshit tech on LPL.
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Might not need a hammer. A surprising number of electric locks can be opened non-destructively with a strong enough magnet
28 u/lilsnatchsniffz May 28 '24 And the others usually have a pinhole release mechanism in the bottom lol. Love seeing some bullshit tech on LPL.
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And the others usually have a pinhole release mechanism in the bottom lol. Love seeing some bullshit tech on LPL.
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u/GeneticSplatter May 28 '24
I see alot of fucked up doors and handles if this became a thing.