It's actually insane how prescient this was. They made it in 2011. This is increasingly what it's like to use computers now.
Summary
A tweet marveling at how a piece of media made in 2011 predicted the increasingly chaotic, notification-driven, and productivity-killing nature of modern computer usage.
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