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by Shrub » 1 Jun 2005 8:55
Oh yes it may be worth using pics that dont have copyright water marks across them as well 
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by Mad Mick » 1 Jun 2005 17:07
Shrub wrote:Perhaps a big picture of around 3 or 4 little ones showing how a pick works the pins...
 Ahem, seems I mis-read your post.

 If it ain't broke.....pull it down and see how it works anyway!
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by TOWCH » 1 Jun 2005 21:13
I'll try and remember to make a flash animation for it. I'd start now but my current computer doesn't have it installed. If I keep it simple enough I can export as a .gif and that'll make it easy to link to. Any volunteers for hosting if I do?
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by cracksman » 1 Jun 2005 21:50
I think I figured it out, I am more than willing to host a *(see below for details) free basic lock picking course. I will provide a free set of Southord picks (11 piece slimline), a free Masterlock No.5 (blue rubber "master" plastic thingy on the bottom-no extra charge), and all the basic lockpicking instruction to open the above said lock.
Have bad credit, no credit, late payments? We have a plan for you! **
*All that is required is that you register (name, address, mother's maiden name, social security number, bank account number(s)...checking and savings, next of kin, and your e-mail address) your first-born may (or may not) be required depending on your financial status at the time of request.
**Those who are elligible for this rate will be held to the requirements stated in (*), on top of those restrictions you will be required to relinquish one (1) soul, regardless of faith or religion. If you are an Athiest then you will be rquired to remit $495.00 to the union of non-athiest believers who have been protecting your rights of freedom of religion-even though you don't have one.
Finally, anyone who attempts to recuparate any money remitted will summarilly shot, or in the case of a lack of firearms, will be hung by the neck until dead, or until they make a nice wind-chime sound, in which case they will be freed and given the key to whatever city they happen to live in.
That is all, oh and vote Republican, cuz there are still some counties we have yet to offend!
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by Shrub » 2 Jun 2005 5:05
Ahh sarcasm wonderful thing but out of context here,
This site IS one big lockpicking course and a picture showing various scenes to help newbies out can not be deemed as anything more than a helpful bit of guideance,
Links or moving animations are just a waste of time, moving animations are the scourge of the earth for us mere dial up members, the site will just take 5 times longer to load if everyother person has a post with the same cartoon on, links are even bigger waste of time as no one clicks them,
You need one picture the size of one of micks breast pictures, in this picture you would have a few differant scenes so if the picture was posted to a newbie all his questions of what am i doing with a pick or how do i use a tension wrench etc can be answered with a quick scan,
If you dont want to help newbies with somthing like this then all we are destined for till the end of time is new tiopics asking why their hacksaw blade wont fit in a yale lock or i have a 'x' lock can i open it, if you dont want to help you dont have to post any picture produced.
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by Mad Mick » 8 Jun 2005 17:05
Shrub wrote:Oh yes it may be worth using pics that dont have copyright water marks across them as well 
 Yeah, image now pulled. If anyone has a suitable replacement, can they link me to it...been looking for one, but haven't found anything suitable yet.
 If it ain't broke.....pull it down and see how it works anyway!
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by Shrub » 9 Jun 2005 4:49
Sorry Mick  ,
I will go and have a look at my local family planning clinic, they must have leaflets where we can find a new pic fot you,
Ill get back later,
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by wtf|pickproof? » 9 Jun 2005 6:40
Hey,
I was thinking about setting up some community-based replacement for the MIT-lockpicking guide. It may be a wiki or just a html file. Most important to me is, its licensed so everyone is allowed to contribute to it and distribute it. This means no "stolen"- pictures or text.
I don't know whether anyone is interested in contributing, and i'm open to any suggestions. I can setup and host webspace, a wiki, a versioning-system and the like, if needed. Maybe I'll start a thread in the general chatter section later on.
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by Shrub » 9 Jun 2005 9:26
A guide to superceed the mit guide is already nearly finish from what i understand so it may be worth holding back until this comes out to see if your idea is still a valid one.
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