I've found a old CD and put it up on Internet Archive, it's a place for old stuff to go.

Tried and can confirm almost every webpage even static ones which could be simple as rock needs truckload of bloat js code to be loaded from ext servers.

To add to Possibly Linux's precise and correct answer: Those leaks are made by hackers taking over organisation's servers and publishing what they found, noone can control it not even orgs in question.

If it's not a 3rd world country ofc.

Now i wonder what it does when battery dies, whether it wipes itself or not. And where it stores it's keys, in TPM or in RAM or where.

afaik audio hookups are recording of radio broadcasts for impaired not unauthorised rips of media used in cinema or recordings made using some tricks with wires and clamps.

yt-dlp does a great job at ripping on majority of websites. If yt-dlp can't rip something then likely there is service-specific tool to do that i.e tidal-dl for Tidal (hi-fi music service). There's also a hardware method that involves cheap chineese hdmi splitters (it needs to be a cheap one, b/c they lack support for DRM) and hdmi capture card. Sometimes it's DVD or blu-ray ripping.

Cloud and "serverless" solutions

Asimov's Foundation series (two times polish translation and once original) and The Hitchikerms Guide to Galaxy by Adams Douglas (once in polish, twice original)

Try to shine strong flaslight trough it, if you'll see traces of wire it's a RFID/NFC sticker. Those are used for identification.

Temperatures would be okay in the twilight zone, not sure about water, but winds would blow you out of your shoes.

Why those coders haveto do a new app instead of doing work on briar?