KeePass with Keepass2Android on my phone with the vault synced via Dropbox. Use biometrics to access both apps. I also use Secure Password Generator on Firefox to get passwords + several options in KeePass (readable passphrase, diceware, etc.)

I got tired of replacing my pans every few years, and so I bought an 8" pan, 2 10" pans, a 12" pan, a 10 " square grill pan, and a round griddle from Lodge. Looking at Dutch ovens now. I use stainless steel + a carbon steel wok for things that won't work in cast iron and a couple of nonstick skillets for eggs and grilled cheese.

My folks use cast iron for cooking and I wanted my own set. I use the grill pan the most, great for when it is too wet outside to grill.

Cornbread is made in the 8", I use the 12" for fried pork chops and searing meats. Did Kenji's pizzas in the 10" pans a few months back, and they were a hit. Also used them to roast buttermilk-marinated chickens for holiday dinners.

I have a list of all my subreddits as RSS feeds. Did some text transforming to add the RSS links and used an OPML generator to make the file. I was not adding 600+ subreddits individually, lol.

I've collected loads of RSS feeds, from Congress (bills and other happenings, etc.) to the NY Times, and Science Daily with their topic feeds. GitHub has a few OPML files, though some of the feeds are out of date. Tumblr used to have a way to export your followed blogs as OPML, but that broke at some point in 2020. Mastodon has RSS feeds for every profile, but it's a pain to collect, as their CSV export outputs the address in the wrong format for the feed.

I use Feedbro on Firefox, and QuiteRSS & RSS Owlnix on my Windows desktop. I also use Podcast Addict on my phone for my podcasts and keep a copy of the OPML file in my RSS reader as backup.

The recipe I used was : https://www.seriouseats.com/.... I thought it was pretty tasty if saucy (my mistake, I used a lot more sauce than called for).

I used an Asus Android tablet (Android 7, it was OLD) with a giant SD card +& Moon+ Pro reader app. It syncs reading progress & bookmarks via Dropbox, WebDAV, or Google Drive. I moved to a Fire 10 that I added Google Play Services to. It can sync with my phone or any other Android device. I don't bother with calibre-web as I don't have a PC I can keep turned on 24/7 yet, so I just copy over my Calibre library to the SD card. 15k books, 512 GB SD card with ~300 GB left. Moon+ does take a bit to add new books to its database after I think 10k books.