DrKabab

Harvard's CS50 does a great job at this. My first intro to CS was through this course, and I'm grateful I did it this way rather than wait till I was taught in the "broken" way at college.

Learning a lot about CTFs and pentesting, most through tryhackme.com Highly recommend it

In many workplaces, you're required to use the company provided email address with git. And the name some people use at work isn't the same as what they use in their personal projects. (For ex, I use my full name at work but a shorter one for personal stuff)

I came up with a similar setup recently, and it works great. Also lets you keep the main gitconfig in version control with my other dotfiles

Ironically conda and Homebrew themselves need to be installed from a script off the internet

Instead you could just have delete.foobar.com and delete.foobar.net instead, wouldn't need buying a new pricy domain name...

Can you please elaborate? What about it feels off?

Yep. Something fishy about got defensive the replies are. Besides, its not just an idea from a "random inter Blog from 6 years ago", Tim Urban also shows it in his popular Ted(x) talk

How is this good for future generations?