This is why I structure the main meat of my CV by projects relevant to the position. Sure, I have a list of all dunno-how-many programming languages I kinda us

This is why I structure the main meat of my CV by projects relevant to the position. Sure, I have a list of all dunno-how-many programming languages I kinda used, and DB-engines and other crap so techies can satisfy their curiosity about the strange tech they might look for. But I consider it much more useful to have a bunch of projects I did that are relevant to the position, what tech was involved, and how the tech was involved. I consider that a lot more valuable than a dumb list of stuff I might or might not have used less or not more or whatever. Especially if that list already display a level of self-reflection.