Yes indeed

I say Sail the Seven Seas, and USENET is your friend in times like these

VPN subscriptions must have went up in those states

So what if someone under age activates a new device or creates an account on a device while connected to a VPN? Will a VPN be illegal in Colorado? What about someone traveling into Colorado from another State or Country, how does that work? If someone under age activates a new device or creates an account on a device while connected to a VPN then disconnects from the VPN how does that work? Also, doesn't this sort of create a Constitutional issue as in restrict freedom of travel?

Your fridge detects alcohol, locks door because kids are present, demands picture ID, kids find your ID

No problems like that on Linux, just saying.
I mean Linux is there when you need an escape.

"The only way I can see a movie is if I get a file — you know, like an MP4 file or MKV file. And I would get that, I suppose, by copying from somebody else."
I know what this means, do you?
  LOL!

I need a translation
Maybe it's just me not able to comprehend?

Yes, pull all those Windows videos and replace them with Linux installation videos, it's got to be safe right?

I'm thinking maybe had you bought that 4K 55" Samsung TV you'd see the difference?

Not so, I use Linux as a desktop every day, no problems

LOL!

It sure feels good though, you sound like someone who hasn't had it since it had you. maybe you should try it sometime?

This is just one more reason to use Linux

Just dual boot, Don't like Gimp? fine then, boot into Windows for Photoshop or other apps/programs not available for Linux. Problem solved??