They do offer many features for game developers, though. Multiplayer, Remote Play and the Workshop just for example. Those cost money to run and offer an amazing benefit basically "for free" (included in the cut) to game devs.
There's new phone number privacy settings for "Who can see my number?" and "Who can find me by number?", both having "Everyone" and "Nobody" settings. I assume disabling both should stop it from messaging people, although not sure if you can set it quickly enough after registering.
There have been plenty of suggestions here already, but here's one I prefer personally:
https://fomantic-ui.com/ (fork of Semantic-UI)
Like other CSS-Frameworks, this can be used by adding the CDN Links for CSS/JS to the Page, and then using the components/classes.
I have tried countless other frameworks, but this one really stood out to me due to the semantic class writing, like class="compact secondary button" (a smaller, secondary theme color (black by default), button)
Of course, good looks are subjective, but I like the look a lot.
In my experience Google Play Protect can be disabled, and shows a warning an app might be "Harmful" and sometimes prompts to Uninstall or Ignore the warning, afaik no unprompted uninstalls
I wrote a small python script for work that checks the time I have clocked in at work, checks how long I have to work that day and then recommends me the best time to leave to get the bus. The time is available via the time management website from work and the public transport API. It works surprisingly well and has saved me a little time every day.
There's Giropay/Paydiret which is neat and offered by some small shops and even some bigger ones like Steam.
Also, most banks support Klarna, which you can also use to pay without paying 30 days later or in rates.
Firstly, I like your project, and it's impressive for someone of your age. Like you, I also have started learning about Development through Minecraft Plugins, which is nice to see. :)
Since you are thinking about not going to College because of wanting to work, maybe a "Duales Studium" is a good idea. It's what I'm doing currently, and I can only recommend it to you. You will experience both "real" Work and Studying at the same time, while also earning some money, which may be the best of both worlds, for me at least and maybe for you too.
I'm currently 20 and mostly use stickers for “repetitive” messages, like “Good Morning” and the like. Sometimes to convey emotions that are hard to type out at that moment, too.
Creating custom sticker packs is also fun, including memes or cute cats.
But of course I don't speak for everyone my age, and it's different for each culture and personality.
The argument often made here is that the tv is being sold cheaper and then the value lost is made up with ads. My Samsung TV was pretty cheap compared to others but I just pointed it at my Pi-Hole and don't have that annoying ad anymore.
I'm from Germany and I had an issue with this two times. The first time was when I torrented a Movie when I was like 17, and got a C&D which ordered me to pay a €1000 fine. Got a lawyer (which cost around €500) and never heard back. Two years later they sent a letter again, because of the same thing and demanded €2000, to which I just didn't respond.
The time window from me torrenting to the letter being sent was around 2 months, not that bad.
Nowadays, I just use a VPN & Torrent Caching, no issue at all (40 TB and counting) :)
I think of a homelab as one or more servers (or a computer, laptop etc.) located in a home to play around with software, virtualization, hosting stuff both for testing and actual functional (home) use. Basically everything that's experimenting (like in a real lab) with technology. Of course the definition will be different for everyone :)
This is also not their "state-of-the-art" DC. FSN is one of the older ones, I'd be interested in a tour of one of their Helsinki DC's which should be newer
The Re in ReVanced is for "Reverse Engineered" Vanced. ReVanced is going to be identical to the original Vanced, but later on (especially since it's open source) more patches/"plugins" will be available.
I just tried it with sideloading an instagram apk (since I don't live in the USA and don't have an USA Amazon Account for the Store) and it works perfectly fine. Just turn on developer mode and use adb to connect & sideload
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features