Debian Sarge which was testing back then. Woody was stable.

Oh dang, I need to rebuild that one as well by chance. Still running on Buster...

My best guess: Ignorance is bliss.

(As for me I deleted my Twitter account that moment Elon bought the platform).

Indeed. Immich is the way to go. While stating heavy development I find it quite stable. Did not have major issues with it. However I don't use their interface much. I just use it as 2nd backup location to automatically upload stuff from my phone to something else than the big G.

Obviously this need some sort of server but a VPS will do.

NicoD's SBCs. Does single board computer reviews, traveling videos and music. Around 4,4k subs https://www.youtube.com/@NicoDsSBCs

Bumfights on an island where losers become zombies.

I think it is a great piece of software. Unfortunately I have no real usecase for it so I don't run it on my own. Gave it a shot in the past though.

Butterfly Effect

A few subreddits I were in were from Hetzner Online (r/hetzner) and Google Workspace (r/gsuite) which I did not find an equivalent for yet. r/armbian and r/armbianusers were mostly secondary since there was/is no interest in moderating those from the official project side. However was reading there from time to time.

Cinnamon for a few years now.

I assume there was some random regression introduced with 0.18.0 which has been fixed in one of the newer 0.18.1-rc pre-releases but not sure.

Several years of Linux Mint on desktop and Ubuntu LTS on server.

Initially my Linux journey started with Debian. Then I tried various things for both desktop (Mandrake, SuSE, Gentoo...) and server (like FreeBSD) but ultimately went back to Debian-based things mostly out of lazyness.