First, stop buying games (*1)

Second, consider reading about the sunken costs fallacy, e.g. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=how+to+overcome+sunk+cost+fallacy

(*1) there's piracy xdd

You could first filter to a given tracker, select all torrents there en masse, and save some clicks; proceeding with your given steps. Cool! Btw, I use VueTorrent alt UI/ Theme

No need for tailscale...

How about adding something like hCAPTCHA ? OR librecaptcha, mCaptcha, altcha, ...

Perhaps you can get better at encapsulation. To me, python is highly readable code (and therefore, predictable), specially when functions are properly named.

What were you working on?

I don't know if it's what you want but on Linux I had guiscrcpy to open my phone screen as a window and control it with my keyboard and mouse seamlessly. Nowadays I have switched to kdeconnect (there's gsconnect for gtk desktops environments)

The default setting is probably showing the menu, up to a duration of some seconds, so that you can choose other OS (e.g. windows as dual boot). Then you probably need to edit a text file and run Update-Grube. Here's an example set of instructions doing the exact opposite (turning off the hiding); hope it helps... https://askubuntu.com/a/1187104

Did you run the update grub command to "compile" the config? And make sure you're using grub2

Now, I went to the research article. The number of trials (n) was 10. To me, this is not strong evidence. If an independent group would take upon this work and find similar results, I would very much be inclined to change my mind.

Or Inkscape as an alternative to Adobe Illustrator/ Corel Draw/ vectorial design. (The KDE alt would be Karbon, I haven't tried it tho.)

Check on nearby shop's online websites. Make a list, to share with your relatives. Highlight which have gift cards. You can even list things you would like to have because they might come in handy. Pretty much like some couples do for marriage. Plan a baby shower online too, maybe.

Again, this is not what you asked but I prefer looking at reviews by YouTubers that I know (e.g. Linus Tech Tips). Maybe a ranking system among those in the review biz would not be so prone to bots.