The article discusses the challenges faced by people working from home in Libya amidst the ongoing conflict and the coronavirus lockdown. Moayed Zoghdani, an aid worker, shares his struggles with internet interruptions and the psychological toll of working with the sound of artillery in the background. The UN-recognised government has imposed a lockdown, and despite UN calls for a ceasefire, the conflict continues. Humanitarian workers express the difficulties of working without reliable electricity and internet, and teachers like Hanan Rawag and Waad Treki talk about the impact on online learning and their students. The article highlights the resilience and patience required to work and live in such conditions.