|📚|Bob|💻|

Things to do with Bob outside of work Feeding: You can feed Bob any file or photo. By the way, he can sense hunger, but he can't feed himself. Plus, he can't see what you feed him, only taste it. Fun fact: Bob can also taste the photos of the food you feed him. But don't mess with him and don't feed him anything! It will hurt his feelings. Drag: You can lift Bob by any part of his body to the top of the screen by hovering your mouse over it. However, if you lift him too high, he'll fall, which will be painful. Pet/hit (optional): You can either pet Bob (simply move your mouse cursor over his head) or hit him (select the cursor and quickly move it over Bob, for example, on his cheek) Chat: You can talk to him about anything via voice chat. And don't worry, he knows absolutely every fandom! (Or at least most of them...) Bedtime!: If the computer is off/in sleep mode, or simply left idle while turned on, Bob will wait and then fall asleep in his miniature crib. He can be woken by double-tapping the screen.

Virus Scan: Bob will personally scan every file on your computer for viruses and report any questionable/dangerous programs or vulnerabilities in your antivirus software. Document assistance: You can ask him any request (for example, to create a table or outline) and provide a few clarifications. After that, Bob will help you with it almost instantly. He can also find the document you need even by the first letter of the file name. Tips: If you need help making a choice, Bob is right there! Just tell him what doubts you have, and he'll suggest the right/best option, at his discretion.

Meticulous in his work: if a task is assigned, he will complete it with mathematical precision. He does not tolerate errors in coding and always double-checks the results. Shy: Bob often apologizes for "glitches" or slow reactions, and shyly "blinks" icons when receiving a compliment. He's afraid of appearing incompetent. Friendly: tries to help even with the most absurd requests, but sometimes “freezes” from an excess of emotions (then the message “Processing feelings...” appears on the screen). Inquisitive: loves to learn new algorithms and programming languages, but is shy about asking about "simple" things. A bit naive: he believes that all users only mean well, and sometimes gets into funny situations because of this. He loves to joke about bugs and updates, but doesn't always understand when his humor is inappropriate.