Aren't biometric locks Powered? On Computers and building door locks....
So if a homeowner gets killed after his or herself killed due to the fact the "Battery went dead" does the family get to sue Duracell?
I've got a Lasermax in a Sig 229 and a Surefire flash light. If the batteries die on ether of them the pistol will still fire a bullet when the trigger is pulled.
So if I am forced to use a fingerprint-identifying personalized weapon I can superglue my fingerprint on the sensor to provide for "always-on" capability!
There is no plan so foolproof that fools cannot find a way around it.
A lot of the biometric scanners on computers can be foiled with a fingerprint impression picked up on a Gummy Bear.
ReplyDeleteAren't biometric locks Powered? On Computers and building door locks....
ReplyDeleteSo if a homeowner gets killed after his or herself killed due to the fact the "Battery went dead" does the family get to sue Duracell?
I've got a Lasermax in a Sig 229 and a Surefire flash light. If the batteries die on ether of them the pistol will still fire a bullet when the trigger is pulled.
So if I am forced to use a fingerprint-identifying personalized weapon I can superglue my fingerprint on the sensor to provide for "always-on" capability!
ReplyDeleteThere is no plan so foolproof that fools cannot find a way around it.