locksmith

If my locksmith is broken into, and a master keys stolen, and then my house is broken into, the police go to the locksmith.

The locksmith is going to charge you a certain premium over what he might normally charge if you called him out on a weekday.

As one of my kids pointed out to me last week, you really need to trust your locksmith.

In such a situation, the obvious thing to do is to just ignore the exploitation and call a locksmith.

The dog made it very clear that the locksmith was not coming any further into the house.

Put together a point of sale promotion which can be displayed at plumber, locksmith etc suppliers' counters.

Not only that, but you have to also account for the time that the locksmith spent learning the craft.

This can be acceptable for the financial and tech sector, but what will a locksmith or street food owner do?

Ahould the tools locksmith's use also be considered illegal and therefore you can steal them?

If you want to be a locksmith you don't wander your neighborhood randomly attempting to break into houses as part of your training.

The car locked me out and I had to call a locksmith to get it open.

Ask any sleazy late-night locksmith if he works on his sales skills.

:) I used Nibbles Away and Locksmith, but never for disks that needed the parameters; just ordinary "garden variety" copying.

The makers of Locksmith took a position which might be called "ironically consistent", as in: "We make a utility for breaking copyright, so, darn it, it behooves us to demonstrate deep ignorance of copyright!".

"The locksmith opened the door using the customer's key." "The large person opened the door using the small person's key." Whereas in English, the first thing we do is to try and disambiguate by sex, simply because it makes the grammar easier.

The way folks used to duplicate disks protected by custom head-positioning schemes was through a variety of track-by-track copying programs (Locksmith, Nibbles Away, and Penulticopy were the most popular IIR) that could be fed parameter files with custom instructions for head positioning/rotation speed to duplicate the data for a given piece of software.