[Locked to Mio Hongo and Sailor Mercury primarily; Torchwood Chicago as a whole; Elashte; Martha]It looks like our roles as caretakers of the wanderer population are about to get a lot more literal
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How many refugees are we talking about, at least for the initial influx?
In terms of access control, magnetic card swipe is probably the way to go if we can get it. For one thing, it allows us to log who is entering what rooms and when. Key code locks are all right, but there's always the chance that the combination could get out. For areas we're not currently using, such as some of the upper floors, it would probably be okay just to install regular locks.
Unfortunately, I don't have the technical know-how to install electronic systems, so I'll leave that part up to Mercury.
{{...and pretend this is an estimate of the number of displaced wanderers.}}
With room for growth.
Cardswipe should see us through, at the very least initially. We might want to combine it with a secondary failsafe somewhere down the road, but I've got no problem with gradual improvements once we have something to improve on.
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I'll have to actually talk to her and vet her, you know.
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In terms of access control, magnetic card swipe is probably the way to go if we can get it. For one thing, it allows us to log who is entering what rooms and when. Key code locks are all right, but there's always the chance that the combination could get out. For areas we're not currently using, such as some of the upper floors, it would probably be okay just to install regular locks.
Unfortunately, I don't have the technical know-how to install electronic systems, so I'll leave that part up to Mercury.
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With room for growth.
Cardswipe should see us through, at the very least initially. We might want to combine it with a secondary failsafe somewhere down the road, but I've got no problem with gradual improvements once we have something to improve on.
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It's too bad cheap, reliable biometrics are still a couple years off. I don't entirely trust the systems that are available right now.
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