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Esteban Ademovski wrote:
Beau M. Davidson wrote:
Esteban Ademovski wrote:
🎉 Well… somehow I’ve made it to 200 B.E.L. posts!🎉
If you haven't, please send an email with a link to post 101 and post 200 to bel at permies.com to ring the bel.
Hello Beau ... thank you for the reminder, here's the links for Post # 100 and # 200 as requested respectfully:
https://permies.com/t/192/361444/quiet-hours-bootcamp-grind-Esteban
https://permies.com/t/344/361444/quiet-hours-bootcamp-grind-Esteban
please send an email to bel at permies.com
Esteban Ademovski wrote:
🎉 Well… somehow I’ve made it to 200 B.E.L. posts!🎉
Phil Stevens wrote:If you need portability and low power consumption, a Raspberry Pi or similar running Linux with e-ink display might do what you want and be very DIY friendly.
Daniel Andy wrote:As a software engineer, i suggest a less portable solition: a regular pc with an e-ink monitor. They make separate monitors you can plug into a regular pc, touchscreen if you want it.
Given that durability and repairability are (or should be!) Key concerns for any technology you buy...theres just no way a tablet will fit that.
Tablets and phones become e waste at a much faster rate and volume than desktop PCs do.
Its also important to mention that unlike tablets and phones, PCs do not run out of viable security updates in a handful of years of use.
A standard pc with replacemeable components connected to a monitor that does what you want is the way to go.
