Oh, covid, you mean the respiratory virus that leaves those who contract it with long term neurological, gastrointestinal, and metabolic illnesses? That covid?
It's a mystery!
Lots of people have already recommended secondhand compact PCs, like the kind most public libraries use to provide public computer access. As an alternative, if those are hard to come by in your area, I would recommend finding an old Lenovo Thinkpad. Even thinkpads as much as 10 years old remain very serviceable, significantly more powerful than most single-board project computers, and their power supplies only draw about 65 watts maximum, much less than the average desktop power supply. I have a few I've collected, and one sits under my router permanently as my personal server. In fact, I'm sending this message from one right now!
So that's like. That's the receiver from some dinky varmint rifle, and I'm just guessing like a homemade cast aluminum frame? Am I understanding this correctly? Honestly got to respect the effort.
I'm dying to hear the explaination for this.
As always, deeply grateful to live in a place powered by combustion-free power plants.
Agreed, lets learn python together.
Well we won, obviously.
critical support for the private services bot.
Happy Hanukkah comrade. 
It's maddening how inefficient software has become in such a short time. Processing power and memory sizes kept growing and growing, and I guess everyone thought they didn't need to be thoughtful about how they use it anymore. Now everything is so bloated a current Windows PC with 10's of GB of RAM idles using more RAM than most Windows 7 machines ever had installed.