>I'm a Chrome user but I still love to run Opera, Firefox and Edge now

Chrome has never actively tried to uninstall/remove competing browsers or corrupt your ability to reliably run them, I distinctly remember my own install of Windows 10 destroying my bootloaders set up by Linux and uninstalling applications automatically. Although it has show the ability to send as much information as it wants back home.

>If Windows is bad, I hope it improves.

I'm sure people in 2001 were saying the same thing about Microsoft and it appears they are emulating it again.

I was indeed saying the same thing in 2001. Just with more swearing.

135 is certainly not small, depending on the selection methods it can be a very good estimator of a much larger population.

Also a large amount of studies are done to show a potential area for further research which will involve larger populations when they are approved.

>Equal Pay Act 1970

>National Health Service 1946-1948

>Defining Thatcherism as bad

All before 1984.

You can't take all the bad parts of the 'West', however you define it, and compare it with a single country.

> $37,000

> That is definitely livable in most places, but money would be a little tight.

> Average wage isn't really good

I consider livable to be much under $15,000, probably under $10,000 in most states. I'm not sure how you would spend $37,000 to only consider it livable.

There is Windows phone 8 and Windows 8, they are different operating systems, both have design and support for touch systems.

There is also Windows RT, which us Windows 8 for ARM devices

Windows 8 is a normal x86 operating system, and as such most applications should work out of the box if they worked on Win7. The main difference is that is much more usable on touch enabled devices and provides an alternate application distribution system, Store.

Ok I was getting scared there for a minute.