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In response to "why would you need multiple pins? -- nm" by decline

I would like one for each family member so if for some reason my kids gave their code to someone else I could change just their code -- nm

Posted by kilbooooo (aka kkuphal) Oct 18 '10, 13:10

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so everyone has to learn a new PIN, big deal. -- nm - zork Oct 18, 13:16 5
- Except that we also typically have openers in the possession of neighbors and grandparents which just makes it more of a hassle. Seems like a simple - kilbooooo Oct 18, 13:22 4
  - no, it seems like you're overcomplicating it... - samara Oct 18, 13:26 3
    - of course. I considered biometric first but the multiple code thing seemed like it would be easy enough to find - kilbooooo Oct 18, 13:26 2
      - that would also make your system easier to hack. -- nm - zork Oct 18, 13:27 1
        
        The reality is my home is quite simple to hack (break a window) so it's not supposed to be foolproof - kilbooooo Oct 18, 13:30
Why on earth would they give it to someone else? -- nm - Spawn Oct 18, 13:14 1
- Because kids are stupid -- nm - kilbooooo Oct 18, 13:22
plus groiny - hachiko Oct 18, 13:12

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