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How difficult is it to install a fingerprint lock?
More people are opting for a fingerprint lock these days when choosing a lock for their front door. With a fingerprint lock one does not need to worry about losing their keys and it is just as easy to install as any other lock.
What does this phrase mean a key that can open many locks is considered a master key a lock that is opened by many keys is considered a faulty lock?
A master key system is designed to eliminate many keys being carried around and more than one being able to open a lock. The Master key would open all locks and an operating key would open only one lock. Therefore, two different cut keys would open the same lock. There are times when many different keys might open a certain lock such as a janitor or entry door. In this case there are many pins in the lock cylinder to allow the various keys to let the pins meet the shear line. The shear line is the area where the inner cylinder meets the outside shell or lock. When the pins are aligned at the shear line there is a gap and the cylinder can be turned. The more the pins in the cylinder, the more the keys can be used to open, to include those not part of a system. Some master keyed locks would be easier to be picked because of the large amount of possibilities to create a break at the shear line. A lock with many keys is a therefore more prone to a breach in security.
What does it mean when you drop your keys more than once?
That you should drop your keys less often...? you should get better hands.
How many satellites are being tracked when the GPS is operational and the crypto keys are loaded?
anywhere from 0 to 12. you need 4 or more for 3D lock. you need 3 for 2D lock if it is safe to assume you are on or near earth surface. less and all you can get is time lock. Where are you getting CV keys? those are classified and under distribution controls.
Are women more likely to be bitten by cats?
Women are more often bitten by cats
2005 Mini Cooper key will not lock doors?
All keys must be recharged every six months or more often. Drive each key (daily and spares) around town for a few hours to recharge the rechargable battery inside each ; and, try again.
Are men bitten by dogs more often?
Men are more often bitten by dogs than are women
Can a ignition key tumbler be fixed after being jiggled with wrong keys which now wont allow the original key turn at all?
Keys are made of a soft metal that wares out faster than the lock..The reason for this is ..keys are cheaper and easier to replace that the lock....Your key may be worn down, another key should be cut adding more metal back on the key.... just don't get a copy made of the worn down key.... but if the bar inside the lock is damaged, or if wafers inside are bent,just take the key lock apart and remove the bent wafers. It will reduce the safety of the lock VERY little and work like new.
Does Hyperparathyroidism affect women more?
Women are affected by the disease up to three times more often than men
Do men get infective endocarditis more often?
Men are affected about twice as often as women are
What groups of women get diabetes more often?
Diabetes is more prevalent among Hispanic, African American, and Native American women
What is another name for caps Lock key?
The another name for the caps lock key is shift lock key. When typewriters were first invented there was no standard arrangement of the letters on the keys. Originally, it made a lot of sense: in a mechanical typewriter the Shift keys did just that: they shifted the type mechanism vertically so the type bars would hit the paper with the uppercase letters; and the Shift Lock key would keep the keys locked in this position. This key had to sit right above the Shift key, because it physically latched it in a depressed position; hitting Shift again would release the lock. It was very easy to see (and feel) whether Shift was locked or not, because both keys would be depressed when the lock was engaged. Early computer keyboards carried this idea forward, with a Shift Lock or Caps Lock key that had two physical positions: depressed for Lock, and flush with the other keys when released. Later, as keyboard makers sacrificed quality for cheap manufacturing, the more complex and different two-state key was replaced with a momentary key called Caps Lock or Shif Lock key.I don't see manufacturers giving us back the 2-position key (it would cost them a few cents, after all), but the least you may be unaware that depressing Shift+F3 repeatedly will change any selected text to lowercase, uppercase, and sentence case.
