Project NexOS

You sift through a bustling car boot sale, tables overflowing with forgotten trinkets. A lone computer catches your eye – sleek hardware, impossible price tag tucked beneath. The seller mutters barely a goodbye as you exchange cash and walk away with your bargain.

 

Back home, you power up the machine. It hums to life, not with the familiar chime of Windows or the sleek glow of the Apple logo. This is something different, an anomaly amidst the expected. You haven’t even begun to explore its depths when a notification pops up in an unfamiliar messaging app.