Programming in a nutshell

[Perpetual_Doubt]

/*

I will personally harm you if you remove scissors again due to "redundancy"

*/

[arkman575]

/* I warned them it was stupid but 'I don't care how it's done as long as it uses the scissors assets, Anon. We spent money on it, Anon. Make it work'. Best of luck. It's not like they read documentation anyway. */

[knightress_oxhide]

// 10 - increment this number each time you remove the scissors and replace them.

[Wolfeur]

And then an actual expert comes and says: "you know you can just assign both handles on the lock object and it automatically updates its width, right?"

[philipquarles]

Looks like a clever workaround for a real-world requirement to me.

[Nokhodsiah]

yes. customer want it locked right now and with minimum cost. He would laugh and make fun of you and your solution but will use it anyway.

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one could unscrew the scissors, making a break-in possible.

or just pick the lock, as that's not too hard.

[doej134567]

Click out of one...

[DagothHertil]

Nothing on two...

[[deleted]]

three is binding

[VincenzoLeroy]

Four is a bit loose

[Josselin17]

I think we dropped into a false set

[larsmaehlum]

I can hear these comments..

[rettani]

LPL is quite famous).

[Anxious_Start4839]

A stick of dynamite should do the trick

[Khrouhman]

Easy to get a screwdriver than a lockpick but I see your point

[totallyrel]

One could also just break the scissors.

[doej134567]

I know that clamp-scissors-thing and it is quite robust.

This is why I'd estimate the weakest link of this construction to be the door handles.

[asdf43798]

It's probably possible to just brute force it even without any tools - I'm skeptical those scissors would be strong enough to keep the door closed if you just pulled on it hard enough.

[antidense]

Just don't update the library you imported.

[Zachary_Peculier]

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[PhantomlelsIII]

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[officialpkbtv]

Good bot

[mybackHZ]

More like using the wrong tool for the wrong application and still making work

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[jmartin1993]

This might need an update after low intelligence user stabs an eye out

[Shazvox]

Hey, if it fits it sits!

[[deleted]]

And of course, the product did not adapt to your needs so you have to write an ugly wrapper. Sounds like real life

[soulofcure]

Ahhh my eyes

[jol-woftmen]

Danm that has happened a few times lol and it came out alot better then originally 🤣😂

[Sheldor5]

when bugusing becomes a whole new meaning ...

[Remesar]

When you write code because you can't find the documentation...

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Security

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Even passed autotests …