Pret-seal.

This is the face of a devious little shit who knows exactly what they are doing. The sort of cat that will watch you painstakingly assemble a complete spaghetti dinner and seize the opportunity in a moment of distraction to give your bread slice an extra kneading and leave a trail of buttery paw-prints down the length of the table.

Did that against a rock in the intro of Oblivion with a rubber band on the controller thumbstick. Set it up, went to work, came home to a master of stealth who barely knew which end of a sword to hold.

Cheesy method of training the sneak skill.

Step 1: Be cat.
There are no more steps.

That’s it, guess the removal was temporary.

uBlock Origin helps with that. Might need to enable one of the optional filter lists if you’re already using it and still see the pop-up.

The GitHub link is dead, looks like the clanker quislings may have been successful with their mass reporting plan.

Shul’s Law in action.

At least it’s a momentary distraction from the dumb shit he could be doing that actually has an impact. He’s incapable of doing good so neutral or only slightly bad is better than a lot of alternatives.

They decided that the classic speed check story needs an update after all these years.

They send one of yours to the recycle bin, you send one of theirs to /dev/null.

I get that, just meant to address it from the perspective of the one walking by. The lean isn’t necessary (but can make the situation more navigable if it’s a narrow aisle and a bulky person) and everyone involved presumably understands that the chair width isn’t changing. All part of the social dance so even when the space occupied barely changes, both sides feel that they’ve done something to contribute.

Also brings to mind sitting in the aisle seat in an airplane while people are moving through the cabin. I’ll lean in a little too so they’ve got the extra clearance and don’t have to think about making contact. For all I know, they don’t have any problem with a little unintentional bumping and brushing in that context but giving room accommodates for people who do find it uncomfortable.

In either case, the balancing act is trying not to make the movements exaggerated like I feel repulsed by the other person but that’s probably over-analyzing the situation and there’s enough of that in my reply already.

Turf wars with Quicktime and Windows Media Player have been getting more aggressive lately.

Pretty sure at least one is really bad for people. I’m not a doctor though.

If I’m the one passing through, I’ll probably say something similar because it feels awkward to encroach on another person’s space without making some kind of acknowledgement first. Might not see/hear me approaching in case they’re comparing labels or absorbed in some other task. I don’t like being surprised and try not to surprise other people.

OP asked for wrong answers.

An Italian tradition. Many have attempted to imitate it but a true connoisseur can always tell the real deal from an impasta.

What, you’ve never sorted your available sizes by quantity in stock?