I'm not senile yet; these are not difficult questions. The answer to each of them is, "yes."

How do we know that? Bonobos and chimps are just as evolved as we are.

This has absolutely nothing to do with programming languages. Why should it? - this is a slashdot discussion

Nitrogen is more popular than oxygen by a factor of about 3.7

I have signed "Mickey Mouse" on more than one occasion.

I'm a geologist and I drink milk. But how the editors knew of that connection, is beyond me

Although I keep old/current versions of OSs (Windows 7, Ubuntu 16.04, and Fedora 24) on my desktop PC just in case something goes wrong, my prmary OS are Fedora Rawhide, Ubuntu 16.10 dev, and the latest build of Win 10 I've happened to install

My ZG5 is currently running Win XP, Fedora 24 and Ubuntu 16.04 Mate. I'n hesitant to try Windows 10 on an Atom N270 with only 1GB RAM.

Jail them for fraud

The eMMC isn't for speed. It's the cheapest way to give you just enough storage to hold Windows and a small browser cache.

You can (or could) get an HP Stream 11. Mine has a Celeron N2840 (not significantly faster than the N2830), and, thanks to the SD card (from which it can't boot) dual-boots Windows 10 (upgraded from 8) and Ubuntu 16.10 (development) Mate (boot sector on the internal eMMC)

AceCalc on a Franklin Ace 1000 wasn't bad. However, I that machine had a whopping 64K RAM.

2GB RAM, 16GB eMMC should be more than enough horsepower for a basic Linux distro running an XFCE, LXDE, or Mate DE. Heck, 1GB is enough for any of those DEs on my eight-year old Atom N270-powered netbook

You must mean back in the Tandy 1400 LT days. Either that, or you must have had a very small phone book in your neck of the woods.

Initial estimates ran as high as 750K; the official Chinese number was around 250K.