agressivelyPassive

Second that.

RPis are still unbeaten in terms of power usage, but the difference to a low end thin client is small.

Cost isn't really an argument either, you can get thin clients with case, psu and SSD for something like 40€.

Nvidlets?

I mean, that's cheaper than having three or four subscriptions to cover at least the basic catalog.

Isn't docker swarm dead?

There are distributions like CasaOS and TrueNAS Scale that try to offer at least a bit of graphical guidance for some popular apps.

Otherwise, you're jumping into the server pool, Windows doesn't really work that different from Linux in that area (in the sense that you can just click on things).

Sure, if my battery lasts literally 30min, I'm totally not forced to buy a new phone. I'll just fast charge my way through the world.

Maybe that says more about your phone consumption than battery life.

I try not to buy a new phone every year and I can tell you, after 3-4 years, the batteries are very noticeably dying. My last two phones (nexus 4, moto z play) both were replaced due to failing batteries, since replacing them is almost impossible (I couldn't even find replacements that I would call trustworthy).

My usage was not super unusual, and most days I plugged them in over night and that's it.

But then you aren't forced to buy a new phone every few years?

Blunt force approach: open Spotify in a browser, open the playlist in question, scrape the HTML.

Ebay. Or whatever is your preferred local classified app.

Honestly, it's easier to keep my Debian machine from killing itself than any Windows install.

It seems like Windows actively sabotages itself for no reason.

Some.

We're not talking about total conversion of all office spaces. Even if just 5% of the vacant offices can be converted, that's already 5% less office space to worry about. Let the market decide.