The LockPickingLawyer has no trouble picking the lock on this AmazonBasics folding bike lock. He says, "the core is, without question, the worst I have ever seen in a bike lock of the type."
AmazonBasics bike lock picked in the blink of an eye
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Watch how easy it is to break into this $100 "smart" lock
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Have fun picking this see-through padlock
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This Vankyo mini projector displays images up to 200 inches across
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ScholarshipOwl streamlines the scholarship process – and scores more money for students
No one needs to tell you that the cost of higher education is astronomical. A year of tuition and fees at the average American private university will cost over $37,000, while even a public school option for in-state students will likely set you back over $10,000 a year. Heap on housing, food, and utilities, as… READ THE REST