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Update time: demo almost ready. Vye learned website popups, wallpaper swaps, clipboard mischief, error dialogs, image hijinks, Windows notifis, and so on. The real work: a smooth bullet-hell popup system—get tagged once, and she starts claiming your screen until it’s all Vye…😈

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