Play Netrunner, it's basically open source and you can print all your stuff if you want

https://www.nearearthhub.net/

Podcast-wise, I recommend This Machine Kills and Better Offline. One of the hosts of TMK, Jathan Sadowski, has a book, The Mechanic and The Luddite.

I love the gbc pokemon art style so much, the Emerald Seaglass rom hack is so beautiful for using it.

Playing ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN. Pretty good!

thanks for posting the site name, seems like a really good resource

i feel like the pacing of the few clamp manga i've read (cardcaptor sakura, tokyo babylon) absolutely accelerates towards the end and is easily their best part, probably the same for angelic layer the way you're describing it

theres definitely a lot of misinfo spreading pizzagate-level shit about child eating and satanic sacrifices on social media from what i hear, mostly due to the fact that the files contain unsubstantiated tips right alongside verified communications between epstein and others. i agree with others posting in that getting outside and being active is a good way to go about things, keep em away from social media but not in a controlling way. its tough times

direct downloads and JDownloader2, but your mileage will vary with availability

A NEW BREED OF SHOOTER (overwatch clone)

kojima boutta decapitate geoff on stage for giving all the awards to expedition 33

Basically any thrift store will have a shirt that looks like this

I would say that "tech bros" are predominantly characterized by their predisposition to accepting hype over new technologies and dismissal of socio-economic consequences that may come from those technologies in favor of naïve techno-solutionism. Tech workers, if they aren't deluding themselves into believing they'll be the person to do it, have often been the victims of bosses' insistence on uselessly implementing one of these technologies based on an article they read, so not every tech worker is a tech bro.