But really, who are we to judge?
For our lives as well are often spent in pursuit of the virtual instead of the real
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@benroyce
spider: "Cursors! Foiled again!"
I'm a little interested in knowing how it would react if you reset the size of the mouse cursor to something larger than the spider... would it still try to capture it?
i would guess not
put on a bird video and you'll never see that spider near your laptop again
@benroyce all virtual stuff ends quickly, when Russians attack your substations, rememer that.
@benroyce I like reading at the screen, some kind of environmental storytelling
It longs to taste the cursor, legends say no spider has been able to devour this forbidden treat.
You sit in front of a box wherein you move differences in electrical charge from one place to another. After a week, you are paid with other electrical charges being moved around within another box owned by your bank.
And it's all real.
@number6 reading your comment elicited a pattern of electrical waves in my cranium
@benroyce I appreciate we can see the message behind the jumping spider talking about the jumping spider. it's very satisfying
This is the spider version of doomscrolling.
@VikingChieftain with doomscrolling at least you know you're getting doom. This poor spood isn't getting anything but frustration
Practice makes perfect. 😉
@benroyce this spider had a more productive day than me.
Precious baby is trying his best.
Tricked into a garish neon world of pixels where everything is a mirage
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