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    dragon:ONE: Oh, hey. Can I come in, magical door lock? [source for pic: [tmgivler.deviantart.com]] more »
    OCEntertainment: Assuming no other device costs (installation is assumed), $500 is a small price to pay to have the most kickass security system on the block. "The bl... more »
    Segador: Mother in law...Identified. Releasing Dogs. more »
    madog: "No Homers allowed!" #knockdetectingdoorlock more »
    Nick: i still use the trusty "No Girls Allowed" sign. works like a charm. #knockdetectingdoorlock more »
    Keighvin: The equipment and code are better than just knock detection - while that's a novel approach, there are other things that could trigger an authenticati... more »
    shenanigans61: DCI-class drummers would have a blast (no pun intended) with this. Can it detect 64th notes? #knockdetectingdoorlock more »
    FriarNurgle: I'm assuming the PVC pipe is to hold the skunk scent that gets squirted at someone who knocks incorrectly. #knockdetectingdoorlock more »
    OMG! weatherman: That is way cool. A commercialized product like this would appeal to every 10 year old and probably quite a few adults as well, assuming it doesn't in... more »
    PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: Flawed idea. All it takes is someone watching/listening you do the secret knock once and then they'll know it as well and be able to enter. #knockdete... more »
    Gordonium: I've heard of "secret" NYC nightclubs that utilize the secret knock. This could put an entire demographic of bouncers out of jobs. Like, 5 jobs. #knoc... more »
    Xeno: That is actually pretty cool. You could show your girlfriend the secret knock to get in whenever she wants yet just change it at a instant when you br... more »
    GitEmSteveDave_My Brute Dojo CDIAFIFE: So is this better than the knock/ping detector in my car? #knockdetectingdoorlock more »
    omgwtf123: Okay, so the graphic claims that it would take 7 days - 24/7 to pick the lock using all 64,000 combinations. That's means that it takes 6.349 minute... more »
    SigmundTheSeaMonster: So now all your items in school are gone and you ask why? (Bolt cutter...quickest!) more »
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