There are still places I see FPGAs used by hobbyists, for example Hams working with Software Defined Radio, game console emulators with a focus on correct timin

There are still places I see FPGAs used by hobbyists, for example Hams working with Software Defined Radio, game console emulators with a focus on correct timing, other retro computing where FPGAs can replace/upgrade components that are hard to find.