From the archive · #113
A little curiosity.
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Prompt: Linus Yale Jr. patented an influential version of this lock, in which a key aligns split pins at a shear line.
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- 01Linus Yale Jr. patented an influential version of this lock, in which a key aligns split pins at a shear line.
- 02This authentication method requires evidence from two distinct categories, such as something known and something possessed.
- 03These devices record monitored areas for surveillance.
- 04These cryptographic values let recipients check a message's integrity and its association with a signing key.
- 05A sequence of numbers opens this kind of lock instead of a physical key.