I remember seeing dates displayed in the wrong case. It felt like reading "June 15th of the mondays". (and it would translate back to something pretty close to that)

You had to enter the cheat code before character creation, it's too late now.

Btw, why're the pricks who guessed the unlimited money code such removed?

Or Big Bad Cartel?

I'd say that it looks a bit complex to be called SimpleX, perhaps a better name could be something like CompleX?

I get address not found.

Edit: I can access the site through Tor. Yay for censorship circumvention!

As others have already noted, the handbook is very good. You should be able to manage with limited Linux & terminal skills. (terminal navigation, can install a package with e.g. apt, etc.)

If you're unsure about your skills, try using the terminal a bit. You can start with switching to the apt cli (command-line program) if you're using a gui client. Or, you could try to do some basic, everyday tasks with it, like editing text with nano (or vim, if you're feeling brave).

Just don't forget to install important packages when installing Gentoo, like sudo (and add youself to sudoers), a DE/WM (KDE Plasma, GNOME, Sway, etc.) and a terminal. These things can be done later, by rebooting to the install media and chrooting, but it can be a bit annoying.

Don't worry too much about mistakes, as everything is fixable, except things related to bad UEFI implementations.

Like others, I would recommend going with defaults for now. You can always tinker after the install. While a few things are a real pain to change or shouldn't be changed, like going from no-multilib to multilib, most things can be played with later. Though I haven't done it with a Gentoo system specifically, going from an unencypted system to encrypting all disks is very much possible.

Why the hell would you use punctuation?

Seems kind of unnecessary at the end there, doesn't it? Not like the sentence has anything to do with the country.

It's how life tends to evolve into crab-like forms. I'm not good at thinking up usernames, so it was the best I came up with. I like the Rust language, and the language's mascot is a crab. So, my username is about the tendency of codebases to turn to Rust.

Sway's default keybind for opening a terminal is super+return (line 68)

    # Start a terminal
    bindsym $mod+Return exec $term

note also that sway uses the foot terminal by default. (line 17)

# Your preferred terminal emulator
set $term foot

You can change these in the config.

It's a good idea to read a bit about a WM from a wiki before use:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Sway
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Sway