There are building codes that dictate the direction of swing of a door. They can not open out.

Doors in public spaces, as well as most private spaces, open into the rooms, as opposed to opening out into hallways. This makes it less likely that somone will be accidentally hit in the face while walking down the hall.

I was going to compose a long, well though out reply to you, and then I read your responses to others in this thread.

Do you own a car? If you do take a walk out to it and look at the middle of the dash. Do you know what that thing is? I'll help you, its a radio. Here's another: you know that place where you go to buy groceries/most anything perishable/anything you need right away/anything you want to touch before giving out…

1. You are wrong (about mostly everything, apparently).

"The mouse and keyboard WILL be replaced. I guarantee it."

"I prefer to write on the iPad using iA Writer—which is the best writing app for iPad out there—with a Bluetooth keyboard and saving to the cloud "

Clearly your IQ score is inversely proportional to your humility score.

I think the results of your anecdotal survey speaks more to the need for better colleges, not smaller words.

First of all, that is not pinball. It's kind of like a cross between wack-a-mole and pachinko.

@zross312: 41

Die. I choose die!

@Jukebox...meh.: It's called "Persistence of Vision". It's how that clock that makes it seem like the time is floating works, or how those bicycle spoke/car rim image systems work.

@msweston: I think "DUH, that's the point" is the appropriate response to your comment.

@Purple Dave: And you think a human would be any more adept at catching this?

@Extric: That is a textbook example of NOT knowing where it is at all times.

@brady.obrien666: Which is why, it the rest of the USA, its pretty common to want to dump Texas off of the end of the Country into the Gulf.

@sassafras_: Amen, brother.

@D0ct3r: Very clever.

@UgoBogdan: Its too bad that person didn't have to, like, pay for an education. Because, maybe they would have, like learned something.