I started doing those calculations before I even scrolled down, then I did and... well... I wish I could say this was the first time the post itself has beaten me to the comment.
its probably the last four of someones social, companies like to assign people those numbers for things, to the point that if a person then chooses their own number for a pin later they are likely to choose it since its the password for everything else.
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· 9 years ago
I'm sure more than one person uses this pad though
it depends what its for.. i don't see anything that really shows what its for, but to be allowed to degrade to that state its not something super public and most good secure doors are attached to ID tags with rfid chips and individual numbers... i feel like this is likely to be a janitorial closet or something, where one person may mainly use it, and the first person probably picked the code...
mmm theres a scenario i didnt think of, practically public but pretending to private areas...
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· 9 years ago
Yes keeps kids and people who don't live there who come to the pool out. Your scenario could also be correct though. Or we both could be totally wrong and it's a secret entrance to the NSA. lol
I love the books and the show, but I can see how the books can be hard to read. Most people aren’t going to sit down and read 5 straight pages of imagery of a desert and that’s okay
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