I never use self checkout. I stopped buying at two retailers who installed self checkout on more than half the lanes.

Self checkout is a job killer, and worse, is making customers do the job of paid employees for free.

That's deep.

Oh, ok then.

Good point, I'll try that. I'm still not a big zorin fan though.

I know giant sea turtles eat some jellyfish, but I'm not sure how much of their diet it actually is.

Maybe jellyfish? They are annoying and sometimes dangerous, and right offhand I can't see any downside to their disappearance.

Primarily disk space.

Celeron processor 16/4 gb ram.

This sounds like the way to go. What would be the least painful process for going from zorin to debian?

By working algorythmically to synergize interdepartmental interaction toward customer satisfactiion and hyperretention of profitability, while monitoring progress toward long term goals.

The thrift shop is your friend. You can often find pretty good gently used desk chairs cheap.

Based on my experience only: Traceroute works, but only if there is SOLID communication over all hops in the path. I can traceroute through known good paths, but anything marginal and it fails.