I am working on the Windows on Arm project at Linaro, enabling various OSS programs for WoA (currently working in Blender), there is some appetite :)

Feel free to ask questions!

How long do you think it will be until many things are ported to arm?

Define 'many'! Several large projects that may well be prerequisites/dependencies (ie, Python, CMake, .NET) are available natively, so most projects should be able to be ported with relative ease.

I use Reolink RLC-810 cameras for this purpose, seem to tick your boxes - on their own VLAN isolated away from everything, and I just pull in the streams via RTSP - firmware updates can be uploaded via the camera Web interface. I wouldn't call then "ruggedized", but I live on a fairly remote farm that definitely gets hit hard by the weather, and they have survived just fine.

So close, so close.

Not quite at the "TAKE MY MONEY" point yet.

Brandon Sanderon's Stormlight Archive series!

It's a fantasy series that doesn't shy away from topics such as Mental Health, and all of the characters are extremely well written.

Hamachi? It's still alive and kicking!

I took over IT for a small company six years ago. The previous IT admin was using Hamachi for all the remote workers to access the file server.

And many tutorials for using for Minecraft it seems

Rural user here - yes, 5G is an absolute godsend, 4G was over congested and had extremely unreliable ping (the other option was 2mbit ADSL), I now have a fairly stable 250/100 Internet connection, with much lower latency

Technically, I suppose they're ornithopters

Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but a quick Google gave me: 0395355362

If you ever do start doing bringup of an Arm SoC, drop me an email (in my profile) - I work on an internal BSP team at Arm and would be happy to (unofficially) assist

If this goes anywhere let me know - I work on BSPs at Arm

This is exactly why on a project I recently set up CI on, it is only run when a collaborator gives an approving review, or something is pushed directly to master.

I saw far too much of an attack surface from Github actions, especially with MSBuild.