Sharing is caring and i thought it would be useful to share my setups and technologies, not an exhaustive list by any means, just the things that come to mind. Inspired by uses.tech movement.

Hardware

Laptop

Lenovo Legion 7 - AMD Ryzen 9 - RADEON 6900HX - 32GB/2TB

I simply love this machine, can handle heavy duties or deal with daily tasks like a charm and Lenovo is one of the few brands which still allows easy hardware replacements and have a very good compatibility with Linux.

NAS

QNAP NAS TS-253A

An old piece of hardware which gloriously still stands from the modern pletora of SOHO NAS. Still reliable, support wide hardware expansions and runs smoothly.

Monitor

27" Philips 272V8A

Just a regular monitor for daily basis tasks. Looking to upgrade to something more recent, dreaming a vertical one.

Yodoit 15.6" - Portable monitor

Suggested by a friend for its usability and simplicity, it’s an amazing EDC tool to keep on your backpack, especially when on travels.

ioT

Raspberry Pi Model B+

Back in time, when they was cheaper and i had more spare time, i got a couple of this tiny SBC to tinker a bit, especially to build some hardware tiny projects. Still running smoothly some of the core services of my home network.

OrangePi Lite

Can’t help myself about not trying one of the most famous SBC chinese clone. Needs some efforts to made it up but still serves some of my core services for my domestic environment.

Homelab - Proxmox

HP Elitedesk 705 G4 SFF

Used as master node of my homelab, mainly dedicated to VM and intensive workloads

HP Prodesk 600 G3 SFF

Powerfull machine of my home cluster, ideal for heavy duties

HP Mini G1

This is one of the low-perf node of the cluster, used mainly to run containers

Cheap and reliable ethernet switch used to expand my default router capacity (need to upgrade to a 2.5G managed switch)

Mobile

Google Pixel 9 Pro

My first top-notch quality phone, nothing to complain

Software

Operating System

Fedora KDE

Using Fedora since years and i couldn’t be happier. Super stable and modern system with an amazing supportive community. I’m planning to start becoming a Fedora volunteer as i want to help and give back to folks.

Code Editor

Visual Studio Code

My go-to tool for almost everything requiring any typing. I’m actually typing this post from it. Extensible and reliable.

Create

Inkscape

Tool i use to create some art work, especially Print On Demand

Kdenlive

Reliable and popular video editor software, makes video editing easy even for someone like me

Productivity

Notion

I use it quite a lot to do many of my plannings.

Plane.so

My Jira alternative to Kanbanize tasks and keep track of stories and duties