Mh, there's a bunch of things, but not enough time. I might want to look at some modern C++ style, but it's tricky to figure out a year to land on, and it's tr

Mh, there's a bunch of things, but not enough time. I might want to look at some modern C++ style, but it's tricky to figure out a year to land on, and it's tricky to find a good book. This could be interesting for some gaming projects or simulation projects of mine. I might want to look at salt/ansible from a professional perspective. I'm a chef guy, but it'd be good to know some of the other tools around. This is mostly a case of lazy and lack of personal project. Containers and orchestration systems as well, but that's planned at work. Beyond that, electronics and model building. I've gotten myself some lego, an arduino, but I'll need to work more on that to do ... things. I dunno. Make my lego crane automatically pick up bright pink blocks or something. From there, I'd probably venture further into model building, like ships or planes. Or Nerf-Tanks. it sounds really useful to me to have a good basic grasp of low-voltage electronics, and how you'd wire up a home or how you'd fix simple electronic devices. It's something I'd be missing if I was supposed to build my own home from scratch. And beyond that - but I really want to get going there this summer - get and learn to paddle a folding canoe. I need to work on my work-life balance, and paddling a canoe is a great thing to just ignore the world. It's hard to think about binary deployments if there is a duck racing you.