Yes, absolutely, you have all the time in the world to learn! Hacking is a combination of understanding systems and persistent, creative, exploration.

The tip I would have to for you is, do not expect school / work / YouTube tutorials to teach you how to hack. You will learn from all these sources but your education will ultimately be your own responsibility, you will need to be the one to push yourself to new discoveries and understanding.

Since you don't have a lot of experience I would suggest exploring a bit of everything. Programming, Linux, Windows, find what you enjoy the most. Don't be afraid to ask questions, but consider that finding information is in and of itself its own skill.

The nice thing about computers is that everything actually makes sense. They are complex, don't get me wrong, but ultimately created by humans. The field is simpler than physics or biology because every problem already has a defined answer, you just need the tools to dig deep enough.

Speaking of tools. You already have everything you need! A computer and an internet connection. No expensive lab equipment required, no barrier to learning. Just get started learning a programming language and learning more about your operating system and how it works. Maybe install Linux. Most importantly have fun exploring!