I'll admit, the puzzles are pretty fun with a good difficulty ramp.
It doesn't do much to try to draw you in though, very much fitting the theme of you just finding a random computer system that you don't know how to use. There is some story there, but at least initially, your main only reason to struggle through getting the machine working is curiosity.
So basically, it's just me doing my normal day job, just without the pay. The puzzles are more fun than my typical daily challenges though, so that's good. ;)

Great game, just wish I would have friends to compare my score with, but such is life.
I wish I had a lawn mower.

Look, its not that I haven't already thrice in three levels considered that I just may be retarded for typing the wrong thing. Again. And it's not that thats exactly like how I sometimes am at my job.

But dammit, if this isn't true to life programming at some points.

10/10 experience, and I can highly recommend also printing the manual. It really does evoke the feeling of flipping through machine instruction pages looking up once again how to do a basic operation.