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First Alert 3035DF Digital Security Box, Black/Silver $34.98 This First Alert Digital Security Box holds small valuables as well as 8 1/2in. by 11in. documents flat. Programmable digital lock lets you choose your own 3-8 digit combination and reprogram at any time. A carrying handle allows for easy portability. Mount Type: Portable, Material: Double reinforced steel, Lock Type: Digital w/key override, Dimensions W x D x H (in.): 12 3/4 x 10 3/8 x 5 5/8, Doo…

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how to lock pick a sentry safe 4100?

If its the safe I think it is they have a very short key.
You can push a butter knife in the lock and turn it.
Or a knife with a good point on it.
I have the centry 1100 and I have used a butter knife to open a few times.
I missed placed the key lol.
Most of the small sentry safes are better at saving thing in a fire rather than keeping someone out of it

How to pick the lock on a sentry safe

SC2 Protoss Vs Protoss Guide

In Starcraft 2, all proficient ladder play requires some knowledge and experience of maps, opponent weaknesses, and unit build match-ups.  If you’re playing Protoss vs. Protoss, the strategies for Phase 1 and Phase 2 gameplay require fast response and consistent scouting with your Observer to ensure that you’re prepared to build counter units.

Phase 1: First Rush
After sending off your Observer to scout the map, build at least 12 Probe units.  By doing so, this will help you establish a steady stream of income to fund large quantities of units.  After you’ve amassed wealth by means of Chrono Boosting your Probes, you’ll want a Gateway and then a Cybernetics Core to Chrono Boost Zealots.

Your next goal is to generate a small army of Immortals that will protect against any encroaching Stalkers from your opponent.  This should be done immediately after Zealots are produced (you will have to Chrono Boost research of Warp Gates with your Cybernetics Core then pump out two more Gateways and a Robotics Facility to speed up this process).

This mix of Zealots and Immortals will give your base a solid defense.

Phase 2: Counter and Mid-game
Generally, as the game progresses, it is always best to diversify your army.  However, sometimes you will have to forgo this strategy to match the units your opponent is sending to attack.  Once you have reach a Tier 2 building capability, initiate one of the following three strategies for greater success:

1. Expansion + Defensive: Building up a few Colossi will allow you to safely expand your reach on resources and map territory. Then you’ll want to build a secondary Nexus and amass a small army of Zealots to defend your Probes’ safety and mining production.  Zealots also provide a very good shield for your Colossi during clashes with your opponent’s Zealots and Stalkers.
2. Expansion + Offensive: This strategy must be used cautiously.  Building up a mass of Void Rays will enable you to launch a very strong attack on your Protoss enemy if he is showing Zealots and Immortals or he is expanding with little defense on his new Nexus builds. However, if he is accumulating an army of Stalkers, it is a different story.  The Stalkers ground-to-air combat will pick off most Void Rays without incurring any damage.
3. Dark Templar Invasion: You will want to make sure you’ve mined enough resources to pull off this type of attack.  First, you must barricade the entrance of your base with a Pylon, a Gateway, and small army of Zealots.  Then, situate your Dark Shrine in a protected region of the base.  If this is done quickly, once you’ve entered your enemy’s base, any detection of your Dark Templars will not matter.  It will likely take about 4-6 Dark Templar to crumble a Protoss base and ensure your victory.

Protoss vs. Protoss Unit Match-Ups
Finally, here are some essential Protoss vs. Protoss unit match-ups that will equalize the competition or place you at an advantage during in-game battle:

1. Zealot vs. Stalker/Immortal
2. Sentry vs. Zealot/Carrier
3. Stalker vs. Void Ray/Carrier
4. Immortal vs. Stalker/Colossus
5. Colossus vs. Zealot/Sentry
6. Void Ray vs. Immortal/Colossus
7. Phoenix vs. NONE
8. Carrier vs. Immortal/Colossus
9. Mothership vs. Immortal/Colossus
10. Warpship vs. NONE
11. High Templar vs. Sentry
12. Dark Templar vs. Zealot/Stalker

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