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Do you not have tools you use, or miss, in your normal PC use? I have so many things I would like to have and do or finish. Things come up naturally.
Outside of brainstorming with a friend what projects we could work on together, where I was able to make use of my backlog, ideas, and wishes anyway, I never had to think about what I want to make.
Can be tools and apps or libs you use, contribute to or implement an alternative that may or may not fit you better, or tools you're missing. I've made various stuff for data conversion, archiving, video cutting, hosting/config setup, checksum generating, hex viewer, …, exploring new tech, …