Yeah the native portrait screens they use cause all kinds of weirdness on Windows for games, but I've solved that by running Bazzite. I only use mine for gaming most of the time, my Win Mini's 7840U is a fantastic chip both for hooking up to a lapdock for software dev and for handheld gaming.
I've only flown a few times but it's been a great way to pass the time
Congratulations on inspiring me to do the same forever
Flip it twice and it starts an automation!
I store mine in a selfhosted Nextcloud instance accessible only via a Nebula overlay network (alternative to tailscale) and it's both convenient and secure.
Offline password managers like KeepassXC are a thing, plus self hosted remote storage like Nextcloud means you're not worried about any third party interference
Sonarr, Radarr, and related projects for, uh. Sailing the high seas. :-)
Started with the Surface Duo 2, if you count it, and now I'm using the Galaxy Z Fold 4.
I suppose I could also count the LG G8x too, possibly?
So many because my company buys phones for me every couple years and I like the flexibility of the folding screen. I'm convinced that anyone who says they don't want one just hasn't used one yet. It makes such a huge difference to my mobile experience honestly. Games, documents, multitasking, web browsing, media consumption... It's all so much better on a device that folds in half lol.
I've also seen folks mention adding a --skip-launcher option to your launch options to achieve the same
"Fuckin' earn my respect then, jackass"
Your instance being reachable isn't anything to do with the sync dev tho. He doesn't pay to keep my instance up.
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For flash I think you're describing Ruffle