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  1. ...and somehow I managed to list a bunch of awesome this-and-that resources *without* mentioning **LibHunt**:
    libhunt.com/about

    LibHunt claims to monitor everything posted on Reddit, Hacker News, and Dev.to, almost in real time.
    When an open-source repo gets mentioned, it’s tracked and indexed to build lists of *popular* and *similar* projects.

    Basically, it’s like a community-powered radar for open source.

    They even run a network of sub-sites focused on popular programming languages:
    🦀 Rust → rust.libhunt.com/
    🐍 Python → python.libhunt.com/
    💻 C++ → cpp.libhunt.com/
    ⚙️ .NET → dotnet.libhunt.com/
    ...and plenty more.

    #AwesomeLists #FOSS #OpenSource #Rust #Python #DotNet #LibHunt #YahooThings #FediverseKnowHow

  2. ...and somehow I managed to list a bunch of awesome this-and-that resources *without* mentioning **LibHunt**:
    libhunt.com/about

    LibHunt claims to monitor everything posted on Reddit, Hacker News, and Dev.to, almost in real time.
    When an open-source repo gets mentioned, it’s tracked and indexed to build lists of *popular* and *similar* projects.

    Basically, it’s like a community-powered radar for open source.

    They even run a network of sub-sites focused on popular programming languages:
    🦀 Rust → rust.libhunt.com/
    🐍 Python → python.libhunt.com/
    💻 C++ → cpp.libhunt.com/
    ⚙️ .NET → dotnet.libhunt.com/
    ...and plenty more.

  3. This one’s especially neat, it even includes one-liners for common CLI tools at the bottom (great idea!):
    github.com/trimstray/the-book-
    A huge collection of lists, manuals, blogs, hacks, one-liners, CLI/web tools, and more.

    GitHub’s *Awesome Lists* topic is another great starting point:
    github.com/topics/awesome

    Another curated list of GitHub repositories full of free resources:
    github.com/pawelborkar/awesome

    Want to learn by doing? Step-by-step guides for re-creating *anything* from scratch:
    github.com/codecrafters-io/bui

    And finally, a community effort to create developer roadmaps and skill paths:
    🗺️ roadmap.sh/

    #YahooThings #FediverseKnowHow #FOSS #OpenSource

  4. This one’s especially neat, it even includes one-liners for common CLI tools at the bottom (great idea!):
    github.com/trimstray/the-book-
    A huge collection of lists, manuals, blogs, hacks, one-liners, CLI/web tools, and more.

    GitHub’s *Awesome Lists* topic is another great starting point:
    github.com/topics/awesome

    Another curated list of GitHub repositories full of free resources:
    github.com/pawelborkar/awesome

    Want to learn by doing? Step-by-step guides for re-creating *anything* from scratch:
    github.com/codecrafters-io/bui

    And finally, a community effort to create developer roadmaps and skill paths:
    🗺️ roadmap.sh/

  5. Mostly a note for myself, but he best starting point is probably the *awesome list of awesome lists* and its companion, the *Ranked Awesome Lists* project:

    📚 sindresorhus/awesome → github.com/sindresorhus/awesome
    📊 Ranked Awesome Lists → awesomerank.github.io/

    Both are great jumping-off points.

    #YahooThings #FediverseKnowHow #AwesomeLists #FOSS #OpenSource

  6. Mostly a note for myself, but he best starting point is probably the *awesome list of awesome lists* and its companion, the *Ranked Awesome Lists* project:

    📚 sindresorhus/awesome → github.com/sindresorhus/awesome
    📊 Ranked Awesome Lists → awesomerank.github.io/

    Both are great jumping-off points.

  7. The rise of all those *awesome-lists* on GitHub, community-curated indexes of tools, libraries, projects, knowledge.

    It’s great that they exist... but also a bit of an indictment of search engines, isn’t it?

    If there’s one thing Google was supposed to be good at, it’s *categorizing things*.
    And yet we rely on random devs to build better topic maps than trillion-dollar algorithms.

    Missed opportunity? Too much manual work? Or maybe the web’s gotten too messy for even Google to map properly.

  8. ...continuing down the memory lane

    Say you need to run some obscure, ancient utility, maybe something from a relic like *Hiren’s BootCD*. 💾

    You (or a friend) have an old diskless PC lying around.
    No USB? No problem as long as it still has a working CD/DVD drive.
    (Younger folks may need to Google what that is. 😄)

    Boot it up with the Knoppix DVD version that includes Wine, and you’re set.
    No secret rituals. No ten-step how-to thread required.

    1️⃣ Open a terminal, create a working folder, and `cd` into it.
    2️⃣ Run `wineconsole`.
    3️⃣ Ignore any garbage output or “missing components” warnings.
    4️⃣ Voilà — a black box window appears. You’re in DOS now.

    “Hooray!” Or “Yahoo!” ...whichever flavor of joy your inner 1990s self prefers. 😎