How do I address the issue of my roommates obnoxious alarms?

So yesterday and today (the weekend), my roommate has set alarms that would go off about every 15 minutes for about 2 hours. She had to be up for work at 7am today, and her alarms started going off at 6am. Her alarms alternate between this super loud and obnoxious desk alarm, and her iPhone. She did the same thing yesterday, except it started at 7:45ish am. We have a third roommate in a separate bedroom next to ours who wasn't here this weekend and our walls are thin. Her desk alarm is so loud that I know it would have woken up our third roommate.

She just started working and I know with her depression she sleeps a lot and has a hard time getting up. I feel bad because I stormed away this morning and took my blankets and stuff to the couch because I was furious. But now that I've gottne to finish sleeping, I feel bad. But I still want to address the alarms. Advice? Am I being too harsh?

My apple mobile device on my computer suddenly stopped working?

When I press start the computer will not start it. I tried restarting my computer and reinstalling itunes but neither worked.

I went to this shoe website fullino dot com because my mom wanted to but pair of shoes and people are saying it could possibly be a scam, would that cause it?

My norton security also had a new security patch update.

What do you think is causing this?

Why does my PC make clicking/popping noises?

It's not the speakers themselves, as it happens with headphones too. It seems like when the PC is heavily taxed, any audio playback will sometimes contain sporadic pop noises. It happens from a midi playback program, from iTunes, from Youtube videos - anything. I definitely notice an increase while I'm recording something.

What can I do?

Why isn't iTunes recognizing new epubs added to Books on Macbook?

I have a total of 1,667 books added to the Books application on my Macbook. 127 of them are recently added. When I connect my phone to iTunes to sync the new ones in, iTunes only says there are only 1,540 {https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Pwe877D8BCKm5esYFQDKqJ98UF6FnWwE} books and doesn't sync any new ones into my phone. When I restart iTunes, it then says that there are only 281 books instead {https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jMrwF90rtFoxqz3NEvcv5un8ki8YOfls}. When I restart iTunes again, it goes back to 1,540. I've been doing this back and forth for the past hour and I'm getting frustrated. My phone (through iTunes) says it only has 1,540 books in it as well from my previous sync. Music syncs fine, as well as Movies; it's really just Books I'm having a big issue with.

I don't use iCloud for Books unless it's for sharing bookmarks, collections, etc. Across devices because I've found that the books have a tendency of disappearing when I'm not connected to the Internet. So, only bookmarks, collections, highlights, etc. Sync through iCloud.

Why isn't iTunes detecting the new books I've added to Books? How do I resolve this problem? Everything is up to date.

SYSTEM INFORMATION (Macbook)
macOS Mojave
Version 10.14.6 (18G95)
Macbook Air (13-inch, Early 2014)

SYSTEM INFORMATION (iPhone 6+, 64gb)
Software Version 12.4.1

ITUNES version 12.9.9.5
BOOKS version 1.19 (1645)

Do you think it's so weird for a guy to be living in the '90s?

Inside his home, it's 1999. Everything including his car, bed, tv, and phone, are all from the '90s.

There's absolutely no technology from this millennium so everything is from 1990 to 1999 - only.

He only uses his iPhone for emergencies only. The songs and shows he listens and watches are from the '90s.