One enters the danger zone at X dollar. They make money with speculation and interest, so they have to donate / get rid of it before the countdown stops.
Our client had thin clients that where managed via a controller over pxe. We replaced the hyperv with vm's in the cloud and they didn't want to buy new PCs. So we got them small SSDs instead and I set up a debian image with autologin and a script that asks for credentials to launch xfreerdp in fullscreen.
It worked great (until they finally got new hardware).
I can give you some of the code next week if you want.
Obsidian was a game changer for me.
I just paste all the stuff, make a tag and forget about it until it is needed.
For those not using it, there are dozens of plugins and unlimited options for customization.
I have a standard daily note with timestamps and changelog over the whole vault and sqlite-like queries that manage dynamic dataviews.
Clippy would never do that!