Well today I learned, thanks!

Just depends if I still need the lock to work after I’ve defeated it. If not, there are a plethora of “universal keys”

I also got a pedometer (I don’t have a smart watch) and a sling (think "David and Goliath). Just a few things I’ve had on my list for years, but never wanted to justify buying

Also, if you have the clear lock for learning lock picking, wrap it in painter’s tape to increase the challenge (if you start picking it too easily)

“Universal keys” from the bezos website, set of 19. Mostly for cabinets and small locks, not the set for construction equipment (though I am curious what else that set could unlock besides machinery. I have a feeling it’s labeled like that for reasons, but one of the sets comes with 109 keys)

Most locks are supposed to be a deterrent from opportunists, with varying levels of security. But when I lost my filing cabinet key, I didn’t blink because “I’ve got one that’ll work”. Paper towels are empty at work and I have to call someone to unlock it so I can refill it… never again

Worst case, I can try to pick it, but I’m not that good and picking is mostly just for fun

The Ch751 is probably the one I use most. Mainly because it opens a cabinet that allows me to restart flubbering computers at work. But it does open a surprising amount of small locks. A lock is only good for honest thieves anyway, mostly just annoying for honest intentions. I got these because the other 4 I had couldn’t open a cabinet with my own stuff in it

What keyboard is that, and would it work with an android phone? Also… your vacation looks peaceful

Ayyyy, I just did that last month with a safety pin! After months of fiddling, trying to get my charger to connect, and then using a wireless charger (that was less convenient), I finally took a few minutes to try and fix it

Now my phone connects and charges with a satisfying “click” of the cable. Dunno why I put up with it for so long, but now I’m stoked every time I plug it in