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Relevant part: "You may not do any of the following while accessing or using the Services: (...) crawling the Services is permissible if done in accordance with the provisions of the robots.txt file, however, scraping the Services without the prior consent of Twitter is expressly prohibited"

It always seems to be one thing or another. Either it's some program/service I use daily that doesn't work (or doesn't quite work as well as I know it can) or it's some strange issue with sound or most likely GPU

Sounds to me that the permissions prompt is doing exactly what it should be doing, informing users what the extension can do.

Sure it would be fun if there was a qualified code review process which could gather all necessary permissions from the code, but with bigger extensions this would take days or weeks to get right and unless you can get money out of your extension that is a long wait. Like, I've made couple extensions I've wanted and when I get them done and uploaded I just want to show them off to few friends and install it myself. These are very much spur of a moment things, if I had to wait through rounds and rounds of codereview and questions about my code I probably couldn't be arsed to create extensions.

This doesn't prevent build breaking changes, it just makes the team using the library aware what is broken and they can have fix ready when they want to upgrade their dependencies.

As for Zuckerbergs password, if you don't care about the account then password doesn't matter.

This is 100% in your head and about your attitude. Your ego is the problem, nothing else. I'm introverted as fuck, but I realize that this is part of interview process and if you act like a self centered cunt, who isn't willing to do a simple task like writing little code on a board, you aren't worth the effort for most projects.

Stop thinking so highly of yourself. There is nothing humiliating about them. If you get feeling of humiliation from someone watching you work, then you are going to have a bad time working in a team.

Nail trimmers can live in your bathroom shelf with your soap and shampoo. Then you only need toilet paper, which should be easy to store in any bathroom.

If you need formal shoes often then storing single extra pair (assuming you just have summer and winter shoes, one pair each) isn't a big deal, but more often than not you need formal shoes so rarely that you might as well rent them for the occasion.

Main idea is to get rid of the stuff that doesn't matter and keep only the stuff that does matter and you get use out of. Sure at the moment sink plunger might not give you joy as a thing, but it sure does when your sink clogs.