I feel like there's at least a chance you all might enjoy it as well.
And if you want a wildly different audio/text series about a kid who finds a door in his office leads occasionally not to the stairwell but to a seemingly endless office that stretches as far as the eye can see... its called The Daily Grind.
And according to images online, yes, extremely.
A huge portable battery, for laptops or even appliances. So one repair can last longer.
A solar panel, like the fold out kind you can get for hiking.
E- ink tablets with tons of material, the type that can work for weeks without charge.
Media. Hard drives, pr just thumb drives/ sd drives or phone/ device content if its a large drive with any sort of media or reference material from earth.
One of those storm radios that can play mp3s and power with a crank.
This would take more to become useful but a little portable projector would be huge.
This last one may just be for me, but its also likely for me to end up with; my rg cube ( emulation device with thousands of games atari-ps2).
Did you struggle with the desire to recommend it to people while also thinking that a world dungeon with a foot fetish may not be for most people?
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Cause I did.. I started right away with recommending it to friends. But telling my brother in law about it took a minute.
I grabbed a few first books during the last big sale on audible. I even grabbed 3 or 4 books from 2 or 3 series in a move so bold I still recoil when I see them.
But I decided to pick one of the those series I had 4 volumes of; Mother of Learning. Because I love the author, and I had apparently loved the sample enough to buy 4 books. Well, it only took about 7 minutes of listening before I wondered no more. I dont know if I've ever been this excited this early in a series. Even dcc took a few more minutes to get me pumped
Mainly, ps3, xbox, switch, ports-
I wouldn't mind paying the 40 for a card but the options all seem to be missing switch or ps3.
I was most interested in an SD card made for the flip 2 or the rp5 as it was made to boot in Linux and would thus be plug and play. Which is ideal for me.
But I do hate paying businesses like this..
Also I can load my own roms. I really just want something with the emulators set up and ideally the hot keys setup.
I know that only works on linux and the only android handheld I have had success adding my own roms to is the RG cube which is made for people like me and came loaded with emulators and a nice front end.
So. Ok. 2 questions.
Is there another handheld with more capabilities than RP5 or flip 2 that allows dual booting/ running linux and thus able to use a loaded sd card in a nearly plug and play fashion?
* I am not asking to buy an sd card from anyone right now. Thanks
And, is it allowed to look for that on this sub?
Edit*- thanks to everyone for the advice and the ideas. I'm trying to respond to everyone but it might help if you perused others ideas or my responses to them. But seriously thanks again to all of you for helping and putting up with my dumb ass, I am so happy to have found this community.!
We have already been on rocky terms for other reasons recently. I fear any mention of it from me will get at best a knee jerk dismissal. At worst she'll deny it and be angry at me for suggesting it. I tried searching for some answers but couldnt find any questions about this type situation.
Thanks so much for any insight or ideas.
Signed, a desperate husband.