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Item #: SCP-████
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-████ is to be secured in the
Description: SCP-████ on the surface, appears as a personal computer with a Core i5-7200U processor, as well as 8 gigabytes of RAM installed. Complete disassembly of SCP-████ shows that the processor and RAM are both non-anomalous in nature, and can be put back together with little activity. SCP-████ appears to run a custom operating system known as RLOS, the RL in this name being currently unknown.
Upon startup, it will display the logo of what is assumed to be the manufacturer of the OS, as well as playing a low-jingle for approximately 2 seconds. Once loaded, it will display a command-line, of which there are limited inputs that will be accepted. Upon inputting an unrecognised input, the display will add a new line that reads: "Sorry, that command is unrecognised! Please type help for a list of commands."
The command "help" will add an array of new lines to the display, each of which can be inputted into the command line, some requiring arguments to carry out their function. The currently identified types of arguments are as follows: integer, string, boolean, entity, table, and quadvec.
Any command that is inputted into SCP-████ is processed in an unknown language. Any attempt at accessing the internals of the machine resulting in a solid red color filling the screen, following with a complete shutdown of the machine, remaining locked for a period of 24 hours to the minute. Within 8-12 hours, inhabitants of the room that SCP-████ is currently contained in will hear a knocking at an entry point of random determination, though it is usually doors that are selected. Outside of the door, a non-anomalous A4 piece of paper will have been placed, displaying the ████████ company logo, followed by a message printed in black ink. The message reads, with no known variations of this message being documented:
To date, no known follow-ups have resulted from attempting to decompile SCP-████'s OS.
