Played an old LoTR game for the SNES that was so full of bugs, it actually held my interest longer than it should have because I was curious whether the game could even be completed.
I use Notepad++ for coding daily. I'm not a fan of things like autocomplete, and the times I need to look up a definition, the search is fast enough to make up for a lack of indexing. And the regex implementation is great.
If it's cheaper and/or easier to run ethernet between the TVs, you can use HDMI-over-ethernet extenders (like this one). Fewer PCs/SBCs to manage that way.
If you can find a microSD adapter, you have plenty of options. The "server" version of raspberry pi OS is a CLI OS based on Debian. If you use the raspberry pi flash tool, you can even set up the SSH login details before you flash it so you don't need to hook up a monitor or keyboard to the pi.
The lower six carry the team for most of the film. At the crucial moment, they're all straining to crack the highest security system known to man, and just as the team is about to get locked out, the first guy walks in and types in the password. "Oh yeah, I sent a phishing email to the CEO before we started. Execs are pretty stupid."
Orca slicer works okay, but I have the newer Kobra 3 Max and it doesn't come with the printer profile as of yet. And I still have to use the AnycubicSlicer Next suite to do any remote control. And trying to run it under CachyOS had a lot of visual problems (the Workbench tab shows nothing at all). The command line output is line after line of GTK errors.
By the license, I think they should be obligated to release the source, so if they do that maybe I can help make it less terrible (or at least reverse engineer the remote control protocol).
It depends on your distro. I have an AnyCubic printer and have to use their derivative of Orca. It only supports Ubuntu 24.04, so I run it in a VM when I need it. There are some weird GTK things with it too. But still functional.
Domain names and webhosting, the Proton suite, Ente (photos), and Qobuz (music). Basically all the stuff that lets me get away from companies like Google and have some modicum of privacy.
Homestar Runner is millennial as fuck. And given the upvote/downvote ratios of each of these, I'd say mine was far better received.
Absurd humor related to lemmy's shenanigans of the week beating an antiquated stereotype of women is actually pretty encouraging for me. OP can take their boomer shit back to Facebook if they don't like downvotes.
I use one as a camera monitor for my kids' baby monitors.
A more general idea would be setting up a weather/forecast display.