You can look it up for yourself but the tldr is that the company donates to leftist organizations that promote freedom, privacy, and open source.
They temporarily suspended 2 journalist accounts in order to verify if they were nation state hackers which was flagged by a CERT, which they reinstated.
I think this is up to you. You could go on the path like the other person said, courses like udemy and stuff, grind out certifications, get a job. You could get a degree which makes you be a complete person, and you still will need to get real world experience either through clubs or the same udemy courses. The bachelors (in computer related field) will also give you more opportunities and tick HR boxes.
Myself, I'm finishing my b.s comp sci and doing the certs and don't regret anything. I spent 2 years in community college, saved money, took IT classes unrelated to the b.s degree but got me free certifications and relationships with lifelong friends. I took part in college programs and made more friends I still hang out with since we transferred together. I transferred to my current uni and participate in my tech clubs which offer more hands on skills.
Many years ago, it was easy to get a job in IT with no certs and a psychology major and I feel now, it's a little harder than that, maybe at least an A.S in computers or something.
Your mileage will certainly vary but this is my anecdotal take on things.
I'm currently at the 1 year mark of my IT internship, idk when I should leave. Should I stick with it for another year while I'm still in school and then jump after I graduate? Should I get a new job and jump this summer? So many options
Yes I have 1 convert and 1 on the edge. The convert said Windows is behind and wanted to use Linux. Probably to be cool and stuff. He's learning the ropes of Arch on Cachyos for now
That's dope. If your child isn't an asshole then I think you're doing a good job.
Currently, I have supportive parents and I'm staying at home for as long as I feel like it and they're fine with that. They're paying my tuition and after that, I feel like I can pay for my own stuff with a job I get. I don't believe I'm an asshole but who am I to judge.
Florida back at it again