Getting chased by Teletubbies and collecting spilled custard. Maybe one of the reasons it infected Teletubbies is so that it would be someone else to play Slendytubbies.
I plan to write a Slendytubbies novel with an inspired but also quite different setup from Slendytubbies III. I'm considering the good ending. Should it be like Slendytubbies III, where all the infected main four die—which is somewhat good but still sad—or a "truly" good ending where everything returns to normal and the happy days come back? I'm tempted to go with the latter. What do you think?
I used it for about three weeks, and so far the experience has been great. Its own extension marketplace (Microsoft doesn't allow third-party apps to use the official VSCode marketplace, but this can be fixed by simply convincing extension authors to also upload their extensions to an open marketplace) has everything I needed. All Microsoft proprietary extensions (like SSH) have open-source alternatives that work without issue. And you don't have to give up any of your usage habits.
That's why they call it "T-virus". It stands for "Tubby Virus" from Noo-noo.
One good thing could be that no redesign is needed; many things from the show can be used directly.
I know I can run `cargo noo-noo` and build it again but it takes a ton of time and my task is at deadline.
