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I'll accept that as the likely answer. Thank you!

So less than a dozen fries, a donut hole, and tiny burrito that appears to be the length of an adult finger. Well, it is a micro meal.

But I am appearing to be missing something as this is political memes. So do we have a Peter to explain the joke?

I didn't get a popup, but I have a popup blocker. Here's his six without his detailed reasoning.

1. KDE neon – The Official KDE Experience

2. Kubuntu – Ubuntu Stability with Plasma Polish

3. Fedora KDE Spin – Cutting-Edge Innovation

4. EndeavourOS KDE – Arch Linux Made Accessible

5. Garuda Linux – Gaming and Performance Focus

6. openSUSE Tumbleweed – Stability Meets Rolling Release

While not on the flashier side, I just learned about https://www.tromjaro.com/

"A Trade-Free operating system based on Manjaro Linux​ Designed for your brain, but you can install it on a computer. No more ads and trackers consuming you, no ‘free’ trials, no bullshit."

They even de-crapified Firefox.

Doing a search for the headline and identifying it by the graphic, it appears he might have meant to link here:

https://techrefreshing.com/best-kde-plasma-linux-distros-in-2026/

.... However, as noted below, it may not be safe without an ad-blocker.

Your question isn't specific, so I can't be more specific than this general answer.

Most labs and corporations have employees. Go to your bank and see what size loan you can afford. Additionally, explore grant opportunities local to you such as those listed by Matthew Lesko (https://leskolocalgrants.com/)

You'll need employees and infrastructure. Since you haven't defined what sort of laboratory or corporation you are, hire an HR representative to explore the employees you'll need.

Next, hire an attorney as a retainer, in case legal issues arise, but you do need to incorporate to be a corporation, so that should be the top of your to do list.

Most labs and corps make money. Hire an accountant.

Now you need to hire a CEO. It can't be you, as you are still learning how to be a corporation or laboratory. Now you need money to pay for all these people. Ask the CEO what are your values, your mission statement, your long term vision, 5-10 Key Performance Indicators, and your 3 to 5 year plan to pay these people.

Hire a Chief Information Officer. Your HR person and CIO should be working with you to identify your Standard Operating Procedures for the plan the CEO has. Your CIO needs to analyze your facilities for a data center and workstations, and wireless access points. You need to keep data because as Adam Savage once said on Mythbusters, "Remember kids, the only difference between screwing around and science is writing it down" And you should store the data on your server.

Now remind yourself you have only so many days before all these people want to be paid. Make sure you are either making enough cash or have cash on hand to pay them. If you do, bask in the success, learning from your successful team. If you can't afford to pay them, it's time to downsize, so tell the CEO to fire everyone, even you, and leave that sucker hanging on the line, because he's the CEO of your company that's insolvent.

Then drop on the deck and flop like a fish.

If we could just adopt Asimov's three laws of robotics to computers and robots, we'd be better.

​* First Law: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. ​

• Second Law: A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.

• Third Law: A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law

Now someone will argue harm isn't specified (physical harm? Mental harm? Financial harm?), but I interpret that as any harm.

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The plant at the center of the research, threecorner milkvetch, is a rare species in the pea family that is under consideration for listing under the Endangered Species Act.

The song is called Jag vet, du är inte min (I know, You're Not Mine) by Jacub.

"When a person hyper extends their back creating a moon shaped body and a large bubble butt"

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=throw+it+back

Walter, Jeff Dunham's puppet.