I used to assemble RF connectors for IT data cables. Be extremely grateful we live in a time in which our devices use the few connectors they do. In the IT world, there are hundreds.
I don’t know about ancient civilizations, but that seems to be inline with what flat Earthers seem to believe. Apparently, some now think the artificial sun has been replaced because they think it looks more orange now than they remember it being when they were a kid.
Just do an image search for “Win10 BSOD”. The royal blue background is replaced with a lighter shade of blue, there’s a large emoticon of a frown, and the text “Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We’re just collecting some error info, and then we’ll restart for you.” In later iterations, they added a QR code you can scan with your phone to get more info online specific to the error.
As it gets closer to the election, the ads ramp up and some of them can get downright nasty. If you watch ad supported video streaming or frequent ad supported websites, consider using a VPN service at least until after the election and set the country to somewhere on another continent. If your video streaming is through a TV set top device, then rig up a cheap VPN gateway with a Raspberry Pi or equivalent. Whoever serves up the ads for that streaming service or website will think you’re in that country and serve up ads relevant to people living there. There’s a bit of cost and effort involved. I went from getting nothing but some of the nastiest fear mongering ads I’ve ever experienced to ads for regular household products. Though I could have done without that ad for a pain revealing cream featuring nudists in their 60s or 70s riding bikes. That really wasn’t ideal.
If you could authenticate it, perhaps.