>Also, would there happen to be matching legislation against security
>screws except in cases where people do need to be protected for
>safety? And I'm not talking "they might shock themselves on the power
>tap inside this radio", I'm talking "if they could remove this
>protective panel they could easily fall into the high current
>transformer feeding the building".

My favorite "really?" application for the un-easily-reversible screws is in the panels that hold bathroom stalls together. Because, you know. You don't want someone being able to just come along and dismantle the stall while you're in there, how awkward.

--G.
I get that it's really meant to deter vandalism, but, really?
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