We have something similar in Ukraine. It's djinni.co. It also has an email subscription that sends you the salaries for selected skills and level monthly.

It also mentions which income bracket is the most common and what was the record highest salary in this month's offers.

It's anonymous for the devs, your employer can't find you on the site. It's also used to find a job or hire people. I think, devs wherever you live would appreciate something like that.

Had the same issue with Ubuntu (Focal Fossa), resolved itself when I installed the default graphic card driver instead of NVidia ones.

Proprietary drivers forced the resolution to 800x600 on a 1920x1080 display, it was a nightmare. But then again, my graphic card is so old and shitty (GT610) that it makes little difference.

I'm using uBlock Origin on desktop and Brave browser on my phone. Forgot ads existed. Vanced is an option if your phone is rooted.

Get a degree if you can. Bootcamps can be useful, but that varies based on where you live among other things.

Where I'm from, I saw a statistic that something like 95% of all people graduating from a bootcamp or courses can't find a job. In 2015, out of 31k graduates, only 2k were hired.

Better look for free or cheap stuff while you're in university. IT companies offer their courses and some can even land you a job.