In a pub in the arse end of Truro. Just outside is a man desperately trying to smoke in between bouts of gut wrenching coughing and hacking. Inside two more men are loudly discussing the benefits of custard on various desserts. And a bar maid is being chatted up by a lad lying about his GCSEs.
Obviously the main problem is that anything bolted to the brickwork will come off with a couple of blows from a lump hammer...
...but the mechanical wheel / button locks all use the same mechanisms that you can unlock without the codes about as quickly as you can with them with a little skill.
The synagogue attack was under 'Manchester', and the mosque attack is in 'Sussex' because that's how the BBC news website works. Both are currently in "Top UK news" - the front page, but as nobody died the latter story will drift off the front page quickly.
Sad techie that I am I wrote a wordle solver that used the list of possible & used so far words and a maximal reduction algorithm to work out the best starter word on a given day, and the best 2nd choice, etc.
It averaged 3 guesses.
Obs I then completely lost interest in the now solved problem.
My experience of people doing this is that they're simply believing what they are being told, and that it is the social norm. It's not radical if it's what everyone else thinks. They might start out a bit... legitimate concerns... but it's mostly misplaced trust in sources.
