Why no remote unlock?

Mxsmanic wrote:
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Dividing a 500 foot circle into a million discrete areas gives each area
around a bit less than 11 inches on a side.

Not a chance.

A million is a bit much for a 500-foot sphere (think in 3D, not 2D), but that
still yields only about 220,000 under the most extreme conditions.

And what magical power would suspend people in 3D?


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Jim Pennino

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And what magical power would suspend people in 3D?

Buildings with more than one floor, a common sight in developed countries for
the past few centuries.

Mxsmanic wrote:
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And what magical power would suspend people in 3D?

Buildings with more than one floor, a common sight in developed countries for
the past few centuries.

Totally irrelevant to the original question of how many people could
be packed in a given space around a vehicle.


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Jim Pennino

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The difference is, trying a physical key in a lock is an overt act --
someone is actually trying to gain entry into a specific car. Pressing
a remote device tests all cars in range, in addition to opening your
own specific car. If the first case one can be assumed to be a
deliberate bad guy, in the other, it's an accidental event.


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Mxsmanic wrote:
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And what magical power would suspend people in 3D?
Buildings with more than one floor, a common sight in developed countries for
the past few centuries.

Totally irrelevant to the original question of how many people could
be packed in a given space around a vehicle.

--
Jim Pennino

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