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8. Yes

Fri Aug 16, 2013, 09:56 PM

Aug 2013

because the keys cannot be lost, stolen, copied, etc. Although it is possible to replicate a fingerprint, its no piece of cake.

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New York City mayor says fingerprints should be used to access public housing [View all] Eugene Aug 2013 OP

The war against the poor continues. nt ZombieHorde Aug 2013 #1

Tiny Fascist KamaAina Aug 2013 #2

I can tell you this is not going over well here in NYC. hrmjustin Aug 2013 #3

Maybe you need to give it a different finger... n/t PoliticAverse Aug 2013 #7

Sorry dhol82 Aug 2013 #5

How would this help? surrealAmerican Aug 2013 #6

Yes Sgent Aug 2013 #8

Also, it's impossible to hold a door open for someone else Orrex Aug 2013 #9