Absolutely tons - my personal gitlab instance has 152 projects in it. I can't imagine not doing this - it makes my life a ton easier. It means I have little too

Absolutely tons - my personal gitlab instance has 152 projects in it. I can't imagine not doing this - it makes my life a ton easier. It means I have little tools that work just the way I want, and usually takes less time that trying to wrangle someone else's into working. The things that I use (or used to use) a fair bit though: - a whole set of tooling to take my FLAC/ALAC music collection and transcode it to 256k AAC for my phone (including generating an iTunes library XML file I can just import into Music.app) - tools to automatically scrape content from various websites and alert me / automatically download things - a client for SchedulesDirect to feed into tvheadend - various little game-related tools (often to edit data files) - a slideshow app - a Formula1 news aggregator - tools to pair with RTL-SDR to scrape the readings from my neighbours' temperature sensors - a simple webui to libvirt - a game boy emulator (this was really fun!) - a transparent tls proxy to evade geoblocking - uses the SNI hostname from ClientHello to push traffic to different VPN endpoints so I can watch things like F1TV live from the UK - tools to scrape the DSL stats from my modems when I used to have DSL for diagnosing faults I also write a ton of small scripts for work use - eg: - a tool to allow me to pick ECS containers from a list for aws ecs execute-command - wrappers around the AWS API to generate and update launch templates