Obsidian - fantastic Markdown editor with rich base functionality and a huge garden of plugins.
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So much software is so necessary that I cannot believe it is NOT free.
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For me, Reaper without a doubt. I've been doing audio work for the better part of a decade now it's become my main DAW of choice for the last 5 years. Technically a license costs you $60, but every feature is available in the "trial" version that never expires. SWS script support and the insane amount community skins/extensions makes it well worth the $60 if you plan on buying. I've replaced many ProTools with Reaper setups.....
As a Mechanic. Ampol Netlube, from lawn mowers and passenger vehicle to motorcycles and heavy mining/industrial equipment, I can find how much lubricant it take, what viscosity and specifications.
tachij2k, i use it for all my comic book, manga, and hentai needs. easy to use. access to a bunch of websites. I can download for offline uses. Amazing app.
GNU Texmacs.
I'm never, ever again wasting my time typing in sketchy and weird latex commands. Point and click. Easy and to the point.
Ghidra
Honestly... yeah. Its origin makes it all the more surprising.
DMDE. I know they have free and paid version. Even with the free version I was able to recover 500gb of data 100% with all the folder structure intact. With the free version you will have to manually select each directories but it was worth the effort.
Also Mega. I have multiple legacy accounts that has permanent 50gb space.