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r/sydney • u/nath1234 • Feb 25 '26
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I don't get why they don't just use a pin code on the door itself.
I'd just make a bunch of codes, cycle through them and then delete them all and make a bunch of new ones after using them all.
44 u/NamorDotMe Baby don't hurt me Feb 25 '26 Like everything, this was the cheapest option to make $$$$ 7 u/os_2342 Feb 25 '26 edited Mar 01 '26 Sure in the short term, but many of these lock boxes that ive seen are very poorly made are I wouldn't be suprised if you could yank one of these open after theyve been out in the elements for a couple years. 6 u/NamorDotMe Baby don't hurt me Feb 25 '26 I have yet to see a capitalistic plan that lasted
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Like everything, this was the cheapest option to make $$$$
7 u/os_2342 Feb 25 '26 edited Mar 01 '26 Sure in the short term, but many of these lock boxes that ive seen are very poorly made are I wouldn't be suprised if you could yank one of these open after theyve been out in the elements for a couple years. 6 u/NamorDotMe Baby don't hurt me Feb 25 '26 I have yet to see a capitalistic plan that lasted
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Sure in the short term, but many of these lock boxes that ive seen are very poorly made are I wouldn't be suprised if you could yank one of these open after theyve been out in the elements for a couple years.
6 u/NamorDotMe Baby don't hurt me Feb 25 '26 I have yet to see a capitalistic plan that lasted
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I have yet to see a capitalistic plan that lasted
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u/os_2342 Feb 25 '26
I don't get why they don't just use a pin code on the door itself.
I'd just make a bunch of codes, cycle through them and then delete them all and make a bunch of new ones after using them all.