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jjos Spain
jjos is an open source firmware designed to enhance the emotional activity of biological interfaces metally
scattered.
Once established in the insular cortex, the code recreates artificial environments synchronized to rhythmic loops.
During the process, the sensory and empathic reception systems of the interface can be altered.
To return them to their initial state please reboot.
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