Radxa Rock Pi

yeah, you can use an old refurbuished pc for most of it. But running on 5W .. no. Putting it literally into the wall, no. Arduino is to much overhead upfront. It is the ideal middle ground. I went with rockpi because of the shortages .. works just as well and has a little more punch.

I've had good success using a Rock Pi 4C as an alternative to the Raspberry Pi. Similiar form-factor and GPIO pinout, with mainline Linux support. Seemed to be plenty in stock when I bought mine. Good luck!

Hmmm... That's is strange. Indeed, Hantro, the VPU hardware, only got drivers mainlined recently and we still, AFAIK, got no ffmpeg/gstreamer release using these. I'd expect more from a rk3399. I have a rockpi4 but haven't used it in a long time. I'll consider compiling armbian to test it again. My personal experience with it is better than what I had with a raspberry pi 3.

> I also try to do a phone fast every Sunday, where I give my phone to my wife and just live without it for a day. It's amazingly rewarding. You should give it a try :) Amazing :-)! You know this is exactly the correct way, to reset your brain, to be motivated, so that you can work hard! I will definitely give it a try! Thank you :-) > That plugin is for desktop browser. My biggest distraction is the phone actually. And firefox for phone doesn't support it yet. Somebody should really port it. Grease monkey also doesn't work on mobile browsers. I do not know if this is helpful for your situation, but I keep my laptop [Windows 10 Professional] always on. I always keep my Synology NAS on. I usually remotely access these devices on my iPhone or my iPad. I prefer the iPad though. I essentially VNC in, and I then get on the internet via Firefox Desktop with extensions loaded. Sometimes the remote connection is not an ideal situation. I keep a Rock Pi X, with a Windows 10 variant loaded on it, with me, when I am out and about. I have it configured with the Desktop browser extensions that I like to use and I basically VNC in: https://liliputing.com/2020/10/the-59-rock-pi-x-is-like-a-wi... A smaller form factor like a Raspberry Pi Zero with an Ubuntu variant may be a better option, though.