In reply to @rustelle "How is nim good": 1. You don't need to deal with the
abysimal python package management
2. You don't need to deal with python2 app
3. You don't need to look how to run a script or app that isn't in the pypi only
to realize the only solution is to git clone the project and use venv (which is
annoying when you have other projects you need to run and needs to venv too)

Notice how I haven't even touched on Nim? Literally anything else is better than
python except straight up C. Your name is Rustelle, you could use Rust instead
and it would be better but the lack of tools made in rust can be an issue. I
consider Nim especially suited for cyber stuff because it has support for very
low level stuff (as low as you want) and have the best C-FFI I have ever seen,
probably second only to Zig. Most tools you will use for cybersecurity have a C
api and you can write a wrapper for it easily. Some other tools in python are
small enough to be directly ported. Others that are too big and you may be
forced to still use python unfortunately