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by james5345 » 3 May 2009 3:17
Just tried googling this to no joy really, But i got wondering after watching Gunnisses World Records, if there was a world record lock picking.... er... record If not why not lol, maybe digital blue could host one, as long as freakparade doesnt see any texans there the event should be brilliant! lol
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by l0ckp1cker » 3 May 2009 6:49
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by james5345 » 3 May 2009 12:37
Thats awesome, Cant believe he managed to feel that feather on the dial thats insane! By the way going to copy your signature! [your sig is too large- unlisted]
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by l0ckp1cker » 4 May 2009 0:05
You'll have to make sure your sig is no bigger then 3 lines, otherwise one of the mods will PM you with the request to edit it. I know, it happened to me as well 
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by unlisted » 4 May 2009 2:21
l0ckp1cker wrote:You'll have to make sure your sig is no bigger then 3 lines, otherwise one of the mods will PM you with the request to edit it. I know, it happened to me as well 
Hey, I took the weekend off, give me a break.. 
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by TheSkyer » 4 May 2009 3:33
That's not even funny anymore... My god [note- NO weblinks permitted in Signature, and your sig is too large- unlisted]
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by unlisted » 4 May 2009 3:39
unlisted wrote:l0ckp1cker wrote:You'll have to make sure your sig is no bigger then 3 lines, otherwise one of the mods will PM you with the request to edit it. I know, it happened to me as well 
Hey, I took the weekend off, give me a break.. 
Kinda funny I've had to PM 2 different members from the same thread for the same reason now.. 
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by adrenalynn » 4 May 2009 5:53
I wish they hadn't gone to that other segment.
I still don't have a clear handle on what can be posted outside of advanced and what can't, but I think I'm ok to note:
What bugged me about the Remington is that I didn't see him hit any false gates. Regardless of feel and sound, a good safe has false gates and you're gonna hit 'em like it or not. He had a fair bit of back and forth it appeared during the cut to the other segment at the bank vault. Maybe false gates, I'd have liked to have seen that. I just work through the false gates - at the end of the process, even on a pretty good safe, you still only have a handful of potentials.
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by james5345 » 4 May 2009 11:53
my safe knowledge is limited but i to thought he was getting through them a bit quickly, i thought that once he found the gate or correct number as it is in the dial, dont you have to turn it say 5 times clock, then 4 times counter then 3 times clock, one full turn to 00 then qaurter turn to open it, again i know this is not for all safes, but certainly the old one in the corner of our office....
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by mh » 4 May 2009 14:30
james5345 wrote:i thought that once he found the gate or correct number as it is in the dial, dont you have to turn it say 5 times clock, then 4 times counter then 3 times clock, one full turn to 00 then qaurter turn to open it, again i know this is not for all safes, but certainly the old one in the corner of our office....
Not if the front wheels are already set correctly.
"The techs discovered that German locks were particularly difficult" - Robert Wallace, H. Keith Melton w. Henry R. Schlesinger, Spycraft: The secret history of the CIA's spytechs from communism to Al-Qaeda (New York: Dutton, 2008), p. 210
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by james5345 » 4 May 2009 14:53
ah right... Like i said my safe knowledge is poor at best 
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by dmux » 5 May 2009 10:51
i use to have that video online too, it will probably get taken down like mine did because of some copyright BS. but this guy is just amazing.
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by l0ckp1cker » 5 May 2009 14:31
dmux wrote:i use to have that video online too, it will probably get taken down like mine did because of some copyright BS. but this guy is just amazing.
Google allows you to download the video directly, so you could host it yourself: http://v9.lscache2.googlevideo.com/vide ... 43&key=ck1it's ~40MB in size, MP4 format 
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by adrenalynn » 5 May 2009 14:44
If it goes down, I'll host it on my server and post a link - at least until I get a credible DMCA takedown. I'll probably also transcode it into something less obnoxious. Wish I'd recorded it in full resolution relatively lossless though.
Dmux - do you have a clean copy at atleast full D1 resolution?
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by cryptocat » 5 May 2009 14:59
if you turn off full-screen view, there's a PSP/ipod download link. I just snagged that, but I wouldn't mind a much higher resolution encode. 
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