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The other way around is scratch the weather proof, and just encase it in something weatherproof.

Use it as a SPI programmer with flashrom, to flash bios mostly.

LoRa fits the low power and its also long range. I have never sent images over it but for sure its possible but unreliable, as its very low bandwith.

I would do some kind of computer vision to identify people, or count them and send that data instead, those operations should be easy on a microcontroller.

There are balisongs that are a comb instead of a blade, or trainers.

That said, I too wanted one in my teens, the problem was that I didn't ask for it, I just bought it, and alot of them.

I agree with the NUCs, a good compromise ive found is the Lattepanda Delta or Alpha.

I don't have a Pi 400 but I have a similar cyberdeck that has the addition of a screen with the keyboard and board. I use it as a swiss army tool on the go for managing my cloud servers. Its like the classic monitor and keyboard you have hanging on top of your rack, but portable :D

Didn't know such thing existed! Ill hang in here in case someone knows.

I think I had the case with jet2, where support for a change of a cancelled flight required my CVV, I called them and told them that I am not willing to provide that information and they should figure out something else. They instantly replied that I can input anything on that form and that it didn't matter and so was it.

What to learn next? Interpersonal skills!

I am making a virtual keyboard widget in for Qt projects that will be dynamically built and initialized by just a json.

It will have different layouts and they will be set by the json, so basically the user only needs to supply a well structured json and boom! you have a virtual keyboard for any app.

So its like javaless java?

There area couple of distros that look familiar to windows.

One of them is Zorin OS

I have been there, for a tour and also participating in a CERN Hackaton, it was amazing and now I know a couple of people working there.