Obsidian

This app is my bread and butter for literally everything. I use it to plan my life, write down ideas, map out my projects, and so so much more. I've gotten great use out of daily notes and the Tracker plugin for graphing out my habbits, mood, and money over the last year. It's genueinly been monumental for me. Below I've listed some of the most useful plugins I've encountered that completely transformed the way I use the app.

Plugins:

• Tracker
• Advanced Canvas
• Waypoint
• Timeline
• Templater

Mulvad VPN

Just the best VPN around. Hands down. Works great on all my devices, great options, cool team. What else can you really ask for? Their browser is pretty good too, just slightly too security forward to be my daily driver.

Tailscale

Super powerful tool to bridge your devices under one "network". Awesome for checking on my home network on the go and accessing self hosted tools from anywhere.

Chrome Remote Desktop

Yeah yeah I know. Not the most secure deployment level solution out there, but for checking a render on my workstation from my phone or starting up an app while I'm away from home it just works.

Windows Power toys

Especially Power rename, quick image resize, and fancy zones are my favorites.

YUMI

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Clonezilla

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CrystalDiskMark

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Belena Etcher

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ProxMox

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NTFY

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Trunas Scale

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Docker

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Code Server

This container is absolutely legendary. It's basically VS code hosted in a browser, which sounds simple at first, but it's enabled me to do so many things. It easily syncs my progress between devices, and brings full fat VS code power to devices that were never an option (like the iPad I am typing this on right now). In combination with tailscale this set up is out of this world for someone looking to shred some VS code on the go! I've heard theres a solid collaborative aspect to it but do your own research on that. I would recommend opening port 3000 & 3001 as well as the default 8000/80 when deploying this container for live view to work properly!

Blender

Free and open-source 3D modeling, animation, and rendering software. Perfect for creating 3D assets for games, films, and designs.

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CoreTemp

This is a pretty basic tool but I really like it. Pretty much just shows your CPU temps in the taskbar. That it, I just like the way it looks and can be useful to check on things at a quick glance! I think it also comes with some sort of server option that can host a feed of the temps to other devices which could be super cool for some projects (maybe like an esp32 that pulls the temps and changes the lighting based on it in your room) But I've never tried it.