A cybercafe is a place where you can go to access the internet, use computers, and enjoy various online services. It's like a café but with computers instead of coffee cups. You can use it for different purposes such as browsing the web, checking emails, social media, gaming, or even working remotely.

Cybercafes were once the locations of students of higher education, people who were familiar with computers. They were the spots where students used to gather after their classwork. Those used to be places of discussion and knowledge. At present, cybercafes are rare but are still present.

internet café | Business English a small business where you can pay to use the internet and which may also serve food and drinks: Even the most remote towns have internet cafés, and they are widely used by travellers.

yes, you can do that, as long as it's not blocked and as long as you have write access and a big enough HDD ... but are you sure you want to enter your password on a public pc?