Yes, especially in the UK, since they're a surveillance state.
There are some things that will always get flagged on any platform. This, drugs, and connections to sanctioned countries, for example. I've heard of people in the US having their Venmo accounts suspended because they put "Havana" in the transaction description. Havana is a local dance club.
What are you running your containers on? I just put my VPN on the docker host so I could be sure I could use the firewall to block traffic from going out except over the VPN.
Discovering what? A very popular satirical news site?
Start eliminating hardware. Also try memtest86+.
Because it also breaks down everything else, like plastic, wood, your skin, your DNA, and then you have cancer.
This doesn't really have anything to do with open source software. It's more of a privacy topic. You can harvest as much data as you want and still be GPL.
They can, but Nintendo generally leaves fan projects alone unless they compete with an actual Nintendo product (see AM2R being taken down right before Samus Returns came out), are for-profit, or conflict with the Nintendo image (I think there was a gory Pokémon fan game that got taken down).
There are a bunch of Half-Life ports and remakes, so to save you all the time, it's a Black Mesa demake (back to GoldSrc).
This depends on how the decompressor is implemented. It's certainly possible to do it all in memory.
Generally they're for uneven surfaces like multiple chips on a PCB (RAM, SSDs, etc.) or where there's a gap between the chip and the heatsink (e.g. something using the chassis as a heatsink).
There's also thermal epoxy, which glues the heatsink to the chip, like with smaller cards that don't expect to have the heatsink removed.
For a CPU or GPU, paste is still better.
You can control who sees it by how and where you post it. If you don't want people to see it, just don't put it on the Internet at all. Even sites with fine-grained privacy controls can have flaws that result in information leaks.
Are any of your resource monitors showing 100% utilization?