It's kinda funny how all these game covers all look the same, lol.

I'm not even in my thirties, lol.

Just for the sake of it I would like to see some new store do the opposite of this and actually hire people that know tech, not for the profit but just to see if the costumers would choose that one.

Do mine.

I don't use brave anymore but when I did I don't remember it having a miner, just a wallet (that you can delete it anyway). Did they change it? I couldn't find anything about this miner on their site.

Is this code white some special episode?

I've watched those you talked about but I wasn't impressed by either, I'm more of a slice of life guy.

Tell me when they make an adaptation of My Wife Is From a Thousand Years Ago. That one I would watch.

IIRC it doesn't matter what version you have, but you need to select "English (World)" when installing, instead of "English (United States)". After doing that you can see a button to create a local user, instead of a MS account user.

Dots?

You can download a VM program, like Virtualbox, and then create a VM and install Linux on it (I recommend Debian), that way you can learn little by little.

It's hard to answer this question because libertarians and socialists are like water and oil. That said, things like the end of intellectual property and abolition of the police are points that I see both sides agreeing (there might be more points, but I can't remember right now).

The problem is that aside from a few of the original writers (like Mises or Hayek, examples from the top of my head), most libertarians out there on par, or even more than tankies in their fanatism. But maybe that's a problem with most big movements anyway.

Rumble. I mean, you didn't asked for a good competitor.

There's also LBRY, but it's more niche