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  1. See everyone goes to this homes with lockers thing, but how about a simpler and preexisting solution. An antechamber for the front door?

    To imagine it, start with the two doors some people might have already, a screen/glass door and the real door. Basically extend the distance between these two doors, and give it extra side space for travel. Bonus you also get a room to take on and off muddy/wet clothes, clean up dirty dogs, etc; before going into the house. The front most door would obviously use a different key and/or keypad to open, while the main door is kept securely locked at all times as far as the delivery person is concerned.

  2. Re:So they can steal my tools? on Amazon Will Soon Offer To Deliver Packages To Your Garage So They Don't Get Stolen (cnbc.com) · · Score: 1

    Pictures are usually requirements put on last mile delivery services by Amazon.

  3. Re:Multiple levels of blocking on Politicians Cannot Block Social Media Foes, US Appeals Court Rules (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Hasn't the court ruled that such things need to not impede others from doing their business? I vaguely remember a Westboro Baptist Church court ruling on this. They had to stay silent and couldn't block people, but otherwise were legally able to be where they were.

  4. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outra on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 1

    He said he never "blacked out." Numerous fellow classmates have confirmed devil's triangle was a drinking game. As for boofing, are you arguing they meant ingesting alcohol via their asshole? I find it suspect you don't give a definition to the slang term when you do for the other.

    "He also went on a tirade about Democrats and Clinton"
    We've been over this. BTW, you may want to look into Kavanaugh's relation to the Clintons.

    The rest of you comment is just literally Democrat talking points.

  5. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outr on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 1

    I can't stand idiots that assume the politic persuasion of people based purely on the stance they take on a non-philosophical position that is irrespective of any political belief. but here we are.

  6. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outr on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 1

    Are telepathic? Do you have some powers beyond that of a normal person? You can't believe the hooey you just wrote do you?

    "He wasn't an accused person as much as he was someone who had to answer a difficult question with real consequences."
    Is that a serious statement? Wow.

  7. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outr on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 1

    That's a good one! You should do parties, you'd be great entertainment.

  8. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outr on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 1

    That's some mighty fine gaslighting. What's happening here is, Democrats (self-proclaimed defenders of women), sat on a supposedly credible allegation for over a month, and then when their histrionics failed to stop the nomination, they dropped the allegation and someone leaked the information about Ford to press (supposedly against her wishes).

    An objective observer might notice from the testimony that Ford claims to have wanted to inform the senators during the choosing of the nomination stage. Which would've avoided this whole fiasco. But that wouldn't have served well for Democrats who have kept trying to push the nomination into Nov. and past the midterm in the hopes they could stop any Trump nominations the Supreme Court.

  9. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outra on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 1

    No he didn't. He said he didn't have connections to Yale LAW School. https://www.c-span.org/video/?... see about 2h 24m in.

  10. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outra on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 4, Insightful

    This is a bullying tactic you're employing and it's not right. You're discrediting the person because they are fighting back against an unfair process or accusation and using their resistance as evidence against them.

  11. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outra on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 1

    What was he caught lying about in his testimony? Please cite these things. I doubt you have much though, the tail end of your comment belies the heavy bias you're holding.

  12. Re: More accurately - A **few** FB employees outr on Facebook Employees Outraged Over Exec's Appearance at Kavanaugh Hearing (thedailybeast.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    That's some nice concern trolling. He wasn't a judge in that situation, he was an accused person. The only people I've seen make those statements about his "temperament" in defending himself have been those who already didn't believe him or didn't want him confirmed period.

  13. lol wut, you think those idiots weren't trolling people with this crap before Trump's election? What lala land do you live in?

  14. Re:It's gone from one to two? on Microsoft Says More People Are Switching From Macs To Surface Than Ever Before (theverge.com) · · Score: 0

    That joke is older than Hillary Clinton's uterus...it's also in the subject line of AC's subject...

  15. Re:yes they should on Slashdot Asks: Should The US Abolish The Electoral College? · · Score: 1

    Have you even looked at election maps?

    http://www-personal.umich.edu/...

    The cities are reliably Democrat.

  16. Re:yes they should on Slashdot Asks: Should The US Abolish The Electoral College? · · Score: 1

    It would actually be worse, they'd only care about certain counties/cities. The following link has the election shown by counties for the 2012 Election.
    http://www-personal.umich.edu/...

    The 2016 election is even more red.

  17. Re:Back to 9 Planets on Curious Tilt of the Sun Traced To Undiscovered Planet (spacedaily.com) · · Score: 1

    Hurr hur they said butt.

  18. Re:Checks out anecdotally on Benchmark Battle October 2016: Chrome Vs. Firefox Vs. Edge (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 1

    Queue salty tears and overreaction.

  19. Checks out anecdotally on Benchmark Battle October 2016: Chrome Vs. Firefox Vs. Edge (venturebeat.com) · · Score: 0

    Makes sense to me. Edge has almost always felt quicker, except when the web page doesn't want to play nice with the browser. Firefox after that, and personally Chrome has always been a sh1t show for me. I only use it when for some reason or another Firefox and IE/Edge won't play nice with a website.

  20. Re:Back to 9 Planets on Curious Tilt of the Sun Traced To Undiscovered Planet (spacedaily.com) · · Score: 1

    Bah, alright fine, since this planet is supposed to be huge and its nature is unknown right now, how about the counterpart to Jupiter, Summanus. He's the god of nocturnal thunder, his exact nature isn't really well defined, and at one point was thought to be referred more than Jupiter.

    Other possible picks, maybe Minerva or Bellona.

    And I checked this time, lol. Unless someone named a planetary feature on one of these gods, they should be free to use!

  21. Re:Back to 9 Planets on Curious Tilt of the Sun Traced To Undiscovered Planet (spacedaily.com) · · Score: 2

    I prefer calling it Janus, after the Roman god of "beginnings, gates, transitions, time, doorways, passages, and endings." As the presumably the most outer planet in our solar system, kind of fitting.

  22. Re:The Silent Majority Fails to Speak on Ecuador Acknowledges Limiting Julian Assange's Web Access (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Man Richard Nixon and his observant inferences about Slashdot!

  23. Re:If the tables were turned on Ecuador Acknowledges Limiting Julian Assange's Web Access (reuters.com) · · Score: 2

    Sounds like they had good arguments, you got triggered, and then warped the memory in your mind to a bunch of rednecks shouting "Murica."

  24. Eh, see this is why I was thinking of adding something to my signature. I'm using the arguments against those who use them first. Ghoul made it racial, so I turned it on them. I could've also called them transphobic or sexist for assuming the OP was a man and using the masculine gender pronouns without first asking what their preferred gender pronouns.

    I know...it saddens me that I know so much about this...

  25. In the UK situation HE was the foreigner. Are you that dense you racist?