John Philip Belljohn_philip_bell@infosec.exchange
Oct 17, 2026, 10:34 AMLet this thought play on your mind: on some airplane seats you'll find the side with the buckles are together/attacked between two seats (seat on right has buckle on left part - seat on left has buckle on right), so if someone grabs the other seat's buckle, both appear flipped.
If you notice and know this, which is easier... "excuse me, but I think you are using my seat's buckle" or spending fidget time on a boring flight getting the webbing to flip in the clasp... 🤪
(I've never tried flipping the webbing/belt, I'm amazed there's enough play in the clasp to do that)