Settingspy: a creature of such profound unimportance that its existence is only confirmed by its astounding ability to adjust literally anything it encounters. From the thermostat in your spaceship to the gravitational pull of a small moon, it's all fair game for a settingspy. Their own environment is a constant state of flux, as each settingspy adjusts the settings adjusted by another, resulting in a world that is simultaneously overheated, overcooled, and just a smidgen overwrought with existential ennui.
If encountering a settingspy, one should always carry a spanner or a sonic screwdriver, preferably the latter, as it makes a more satisfying 'vwoorp' noise when in use.
Settingspies are often found lurking in the peripheral vision of the universe, in places like the Beta Regret systems or the lesser known cupboard under the stairs of a planet called Earth.
Avoid letting a settingspy anywhere near your personal gadgets, lest you find your quantum stabilizer stuck on 'wibble' mode, which is as perplexing as it sounds.
Interestingly, settingspies communicate solely through interpretive dance, which, when observed from the 4th dimension, looks suspiciously like an effort to untangle headphone wires.
After a run-in with a settingspy? Get your apparatus checked with Zaphod's Fix-It-Now Service - and yes, we do accept existential dread as a form of payment.
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