Attention Spa
Mixed reality tool to get your zoomers' attention
What it does
Do you or your colleagues struggle with attention span? I have a solution for you: Subway Surfers gameplay videos as a service! With just one click (or 14 keypresses, it's quick, trust me), you can enjoy fullscreen Subway Surfers on any device with internet!
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Tired of losing focus when waiting for codegen to finish? Now you can enhance your concentration by integrating subway surfers into your workflow. brew tap evanreilly/subway-surfers brew install subway-surfers Usage subway-surfers
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