Superficial? Quite possibly.

He has really changed a lot too.

Many conservative American women strive to look like this, not just the news anchors. Among the women in orbit around Trump there are several with this same look. It’s all very artificial, with lots of makeup and plastic surgery, but apparently it’s an ideal in Republican circles.

Also, in Windows when you finally do run the program it just hangs with “Not responding”.

How’s your family doing?

This may be due to manufacturers locking their machines down with Secure Boot and only installing the keys that allow it to boot Windows. It’s not something that could be fixed by the makers of the Linux install disk. They’d need to persuade the hardware manufacturer to preinstall their key.

I install Linux on many machines each year, and I can’t even remember the last time I had a problematic installation. Your experience sounds quite unusual. Are you using some obscure distro?

They’re kicking out the immigrant wave slaves because of racism, so now they need child wage slaves to fill the gap. They just need someone desperate and powerless to exploit.

When you do eventually switch, I’d recommend getting your own domain and using an email address at that domain, so that your email address becomes independent of your email provider. It will make it easier to switch again in future should you need to, because you can keep the same email address and use it with a new provider.

The concern about using Chromium-based browsers is just that, if they become utterly dominant, Google gains de facto control of all web standards.

The other type I see is people who complain that Linux isn’t usable, and it gradually turns out that the only thing they’d consider usable is an OS exactly like Windows.

Someone else replied to say it was incorrect.

There are more privacy-respecting forks of Firefox. Might be time to move to one of those. Librewolf springs to mind.

But they are dependent on the continued existence of Firefox, so it’s still concerning when Mozilla alienates their users.

If you scatter carts in random places the supermarket has to employ someone to collect them. So you are a job creator^TM. This is why I never return my cart, and also why I jump on cartons of milk in the dairy aisle and take a dump in the broccoli.

It makes you wonder why anyone uses them though, since so many of them do things that are trivial in modern JavaScript.

It looks like “is-number” was never more than a few simple lines of code. It still has 68 million downloads per week.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-number

I checked one of our main projects at work, and it’s in there as a dependency 6 levels deep via the “sass” package.

Maybe it’s a company with only 3 customers.