That’s not really a definition, but sure.

If what I want to do with my own property is interfere with what you want to do with yours, is that still peak libertarian?

I’m sure you’re aware, but “libertarian” is defined in any number of places and ways, and covers the gamut from “someone who believes in individual freedom generally” to “anarcho-capitalists who violently oppose all forms of taxation,” and depending on who you ask can also mean “social conservatives who want to smoke weed and repeal age of consent laws.” So which definition are you referencing?

I think we often fail to define these terms and end up talking past each other. What do you see as the main distinctions between libertarian and conservative ideologies?