I still have it around somewhere in hopes I can fix it

When I got it, my family said it didn’t work, it had some weird error. I charged it and turned it on so they were like “sure you can have it”

It was my first smartphone,. actually, and I used it for quite a while until it died again. I don’t remember the error, but it was basically bricked and I couldn’t factory reset it via the phone menu. I had a very young child and trying to figure out the android sdk for a computer to fiddle that out was too taxing for me

I really liked that phone for sure. I’m sure it’s a lot of nostalgia, but I miss the older simpler phones. Much easier to handle, too.

I’ve currently just been using every couple generations of the Xa model. This one’s a pixel 7a, last was a 4a which the child has now. It’s got severe battery life issues after that update recently but I haven’t looked into it too hard. Been wanting to look for some alternatives and I’m leaning towards something unconventional, at least by today’s standards. I checked out that phone and it really looks good, both aesthetically and specs wise

I had a Nexus that I got as a hand me down. It had a ball with customizable colors

The next one I had after that had an led you could customize for different types of notifications

Oh I made another comment but this was what I was talking about! I was talking to my partner about it last night after watching the CES video. I couldn’t remember the name but this is exactly it

I said it was “Rock Pops” because i think that’s great

I watched a video about the worst of CES. I was kind of amused that some of the winners of worst-of weren’t even new ideas

There was a candy I remember that from a long time ago, idk 2000ish? It was a lollipop you bit down on and you could hear music played through your teeth. I never tried it but it was sold where I worked

Another idea, the worst of the worst, was the smart fridge. I remember from business classes I took many years ago used that as an example of innovation. Or a “smart” microwave. You let it know what ingredients you have, for example by scanning the barcode, so it can recommend recipes or alert you when something is running low

The rendition of those ideas at the CES were so out of touch

https://earthlife.net/nautilus-anatomy/#The_Nautilus_Eye

This is a great read; it posits that nautilus did have a mucous layer that is no longer present, but other cephalopods’ complex eyes may have evolved from that

I love these little guys! I may have known before, but I learned the eye thing from this video yesterday actually (just to give credit where it’s due):

https://youtu.be/1H5o13asiPA

This is what it looks like for me, I guess the note didn’t take the edit

I’ve been meaning to reply sooner, but I kept your comment up so I could get back to you

You did mostly answer my question! I looked him up and was delighted by what I read. My first wh40k army was the necrons. I have their symbol hanging from my rear view mirror, even! It’s been there in my cars for the last 20ish years? I have the first necron codex

[Insert image of codex here] I can’t find it atm, or else I’d share

But I haven’t been active in a very long time and I was blown away by the changes to the units when I looked them up a few weeks ago

Ultimately I was wondering what the artwork was from but I was still glad to learn about some new lore

You’re not dumb, you’re just not educated in this field. It’s basically an inside joke and you’re not in on it

But I do agree. I’d love a blurb from the poster, just a sentence even, as to what it refers to. Also like the artefact pictures are amazing and beautiful but I want to know the significance, no matter how small it is

Is this from something? Or just necron fanart?