Uses

A short list of software, hardware and services I've found to be useful. Inspired by uses.tech.

Notion - an excellent note taking / project management app.
Toggl - simple time tracking.
Firefox - my browser of choice since around version 0.7.
Chocolatey - a package manager for Windows.
Geany - simple text editor / IDE for both Windows and Linux.
Ditto - I can't imagine life without a clipboard manager - this one is for Windows.
CopyQ - clipboard manager for Linux.
Capture One - photo editor with excellent support for Fuji raw files.
Davinci Resolve - very powerful video editor.
Reaper - an excellent audio editor.
OBS Studio - open-source program for recording screencasts.
Home Assistant - I run HA as a Docker container on my NAS and use it for home automation.

My custom built PC - will probably get a new GPU soon.
Das Keyboard - I actually have 2 of these keyboards - one Ultimate and one Professional.
Synology NAS - I have the older 4-bay DS-412+.
Fujifilm X-T3 - used to use Canon DSLR's but switched to Fujifilm a few years ago.
Sony MDR-7506 - still the standard for simple, studio-quality headphones.
Samson Q2U - a cheap but solid dynamic microphone for podcasting.
Asus mesh routers - I use 2 of these to cover my apartment, though I use ethernet for static devices.
Makita tools - not PC related, but I settled on Makita for battery powered tools.
Everki backpack - I spent quite some time (spreadsheets were involved) looking for a good backpack and am quite happy with an Everki model.
Kindle - My personal goal is to read 24 books a year, 95% of this is on my Kindle which I use practically every day.