I totally appreciate geeking out on something like this, and take no issue with people who are really into these locks.
However.
I find this argument to be a bit silly:
> If you get in without my notice, you may be lying in wait for me inside.
The risk to the average person for this type of threat is so low, that you are more likely to die because you fall in your shower and rescuers can't get through your door than an assassin lying in wait inside your house to get you when you walk in.
However.
I find this argument to be a bit silly:
> If you get in without my notice, you may be lying in wait for me inside.
The risk to the average person for this type of threat is so low, that you are more likely to die because you fall in your shower and rescuers can't get through your door than an assassin lying in wait inside your house to get you when you walk in.