I have only a very basic understanding of the two tools. Can you give me just some highlights regarding their differences?

Well, Ghidra's strength is batch processing at scale (which is why P-Code is less accurate than IDA's but still good enough) while allowing a massive amount of modules to execute. That allows huge distributed fleets of Ghidra. IDA has idalib now, and hcli will soon allow batch fleets, but IDA's focus is very much highly accurate analysis (for now), which makes it a lot less scalable performance wise (for now).

And the one things kids avoid, without prejudice, is unmoderated play.

A majority of the women on that site were bots. That's the fraud part.

I think some of the apparently dogmatic attitude is from exhaustion. Usually (I'm not implying you) someone calling commonly accepted science into question are just waiting for a moment to drop something about Jesus, or Chemtrails or some other nonsense.

Or even more commonly with astronomy, are misinterpreting the material to prop up their pop science influenced preconceived notions.

I think everyone in the hard sciences has had some experience of having to deal with someone with no technical insight, arguing a point that has already been discussed in far more detail by experts and claiming that scientists are just being dogmatic because they don't care to repeat the same points over and over again.

I'm glad you said what you said. I am dismayed by the sheer number of transparently bad faith "just asking questions" happening in the comments here.

Techbros would sterotypically enjoy negging and policing female existence, so it's dismaying but not surprising.

"It's the children who are wrong"

You don't have to unionize if you're doing the fucking.

Or, maybe even more, recognize that the fun was in the developing, and not in the shipping. Don't stress over it not getting done. I have a ton of abandoned side projects, and I don't regret a single one. I also don't regret stopping them when they stopped being fun.

I've designed and shipped my side project after a year, presented it at meetups, social media, but now I'm struggling with marketing. I have very little motivation to work on it, but I have endless drive to polish the codebase and features :) But I also know that 2-3 visitors per day will case me to abandon the whole thing.

It's tough, shipping is only the second step.

I have a hard time with marketing too as it seems the most hustle oriented and requires constant vigilance. My motivation dwindles much past the website/product design but everyone likes the product. My project is stupid simple and has a niche customer base. I don't know but I'm thinking it might be best to hire a marketing person on fiverr or upwork and have them manage marketing. I don't know if the return would be worth it though. Have you looked into hiring someone to do the social/marketing work?

I believe the LGBT+ restrictions are all regionally applied.

That would be Generation X. Oft forgot, but still there.

Late 70s early 80s is a cusp microgeneration called Xennials or Orgeon Trail, sharing traits of both GenX and Millenials.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xennials