f my first RAM upgrade (bringing my 1985 Amiga 1000 from
256KB to 512KB, which cost about $200), that's how much I've spent every
time.
Several years ago, that brought my Amiga 2000 from 3MB to 11MB. Most
recently, it put 768MB in a new workstation.
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looking for:
From WordNet (r) 1.7 [wn]:
hypocritical
adj : professing feelings or virtues one does not have
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The irony of that statement in the middle of a post from someone calling
themselves Pigeon in the headers, with a string of non-sequiters in the
middle, and a URL at the end is absolutely breathtaking. :)
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ou from work, but set Reply-to: to my home address, which
address gets the C-R email? The (incorrect) work address or the (correct)
home address? Which email address is the C-R expecting a reply from?
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r hears from me again, spends the rest of her days cold and
lonely, and removes her ungrateful younger relative from her will.
Tell me again which part of this is better than SpamAssassin, which would've
said "let's see, no 'get rich quick', no 'Nigeria', no
At 2003-08-06T22:10:13Z, "Scott C. Linnenbringer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not a valid email address.
Neither is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", which is how it appears on my
system. Or "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" for everyone else.
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> [3] Like you...
I think you're dereferencing a null pointer.
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a paper certification. :)
> Brigham Young University - 84602
Hey, would you drive down the block and have a word with some of your
neighbors (SCO) for me?
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nonsense or outright disinformation.
*plonk*
To everyone else: I apologize for my drawn-out participation in these
threads. It ends now.
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quot;@[]>... Domain of sender address [EMAIL PROTECTED]@[] does
not exist
Furthermore, are the lists.debian.org lists back to full availability? I've
received maybe 20 messages since yesterday afternoon.
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At 2003-08-17T22:43:17Z, Ryan Nowakowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a deb package that offers a password caching agent for gnupg
> similar to ssh-agent?
Yes. It's called "gpg-agent" (surprisingly enough), and is in the "gpgsm"
package.
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> debian package yet?
I didn't even realize that I was getting it from a KDE CVS source:
deb http://oberlin.cems.umn.edu/kdecvs/debian ./
No, it seems as though there's nothing in the main Debian archives yet.
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quot;VESA" and turned off mouse
acceleration.
5) Installed svncviewer.
6) Set up a VNC server (-geometry 640x480 -depth 8) on a larger host on the
LAN.
7) Booted into multi-user mode, launched svncviewer, and started using
Konquerer and OpenOffice.org on my little underpowered laptop
illa.
Enjoy!
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I replaced the old, dead drive with a new, silent Samsung 10GB model. Is
that an option for you?
> Very cool - thank you for posting :)
You bet! It was such an ordeal that I wanted to give other users a kick in
the right direction, and hope that such a thing was possible at all.
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sqldump -u root -p -A --opt > file.sql'.
2. Load the new server with: `mysql < file.sql'
3. Connect to the new server and type: `flush privileges' to load the user
tables that you imported in the previous step.
4. Sit back and smile.
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at
any given one would fill me with a desire to start hacking around with it.
You know, I'd never seen Cobol before the screenshots on your link. Those
just confirmed everything I've heard about it. :)
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ol for the job.
I ask in seriousness: what would you define as a "large commercial app" that
would be appropriate for COBOL above all else? I have never actually seen
it used outside of legacy systems; is there something great I'm missing?
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act, it's probably a good idea to learn C++ without knowing
C first in that you'll probably be much more comfortable with the style if
you're not subconsciously viewing it as just "C with some extra stuff".
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At 2003-08-28T18:15:09Z, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> SDLC! What a joke!
OK, I'll bite. Does everyone here honestly hate software engineering? Or
is it that they haven't seen it done well?
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Him: "YOU'VE BEEN WORKING FOR TWO MONTHS AND YOU CAN'T EVEN DEMO IT?!?"
Us: "Well, I can show you how the modules look. See? I just frobnitzed the
knob from 500 miles away!"
Him: "So, I'm supposed to tell my boss that there's NOT EVEN A DEMO
INTERFACE?!?"
Us: "Well, right"
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if (foo)
{
bar;
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if (foo)
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bar;
baz;
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should the need arise. Seeing non-bracketed expressions like that
fundamentally bothers me.
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ld learn C++ first to avoid becoming too
accustomed to the C way of doing things.
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can't find the real SCSI CDROM
anywhere. If I don't enable ide-scsi, then the SCSI CDROM is available, but
the CDRW is only writeable via ATAPI.
Can someone point me toward some documentation on using ide-scsi on a system
with real SCSI devices? Many thanks.
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pre-install sgmodprobe ide-scsi
pre-install sr_modmodprobe ide-scsi
pre-install ide-scsi modprobe ide-cd
3) Ran update-modules.
4) Added `ide-scsi' and `sg' to /etc/modules.
5) Rebooted.
Anything I missed
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module about 2 minutes after I posted this morning.
Thanks for the accurate advice, and sorry for wasting anybody's time.
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eing copied not
mounted writeable. If not, then there's a very significant possibility that
the backup may not even be fsck'able.
rsync is pretty handy for syncing live filesystems.
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omparable level of
functionality to explorer.exe. I can guarantee that it'll be quick and
responsive.
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just "feel" like it's a big system?
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sassin has blocked mail from:
The EFF
Bruce Schneier, ie the periodic Cryptogram
My ISP (my quarterly invoices)
A computer store I was buying parts from
SA is great, but certainly not perfect. That's where whitelisting comes in.
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limited preferences are available in a MySQL database. I'd like to play
with the Bayes filtering, but I don't even know if my setup is eligible to
use it, and I didn't have any luck finding documentation on the subject when
I last looked.
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y, xev? :)
> Good question. My guess would be that they do count, but it isn't obvious
> at all.
Answer: "Fn" doesn't count, but the chorded keys do. I just wanted to point
out that not being able to count one's keys doesn't necessarily an idiot
make.
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At 2003-03-28T01:04:58Z, eauclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> the administrator will not help me
Did. You. Read. The. Advice. You. Were. Given?
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tainly as he knows the
IEEE and ISO specs he worked with day in and day out for years.
Your professor may be a smart guy. He may even be brilliant. But he is
*not* an expert.
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till working to
> understand all the intricacies of Linux (i.e., I never had to worry about
> upgrading the kernel in Windows ;)
Sure you have. They call them "service packs". :)
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It works wonderfully with cdrecord (usually called from
xcdroast).
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hing by it. The original poster sounded as
though he were a student or other young limited-income person, in which case
a 1040EZ would make perfect sense.
On the other hand, my accountant just called to tell me the size of my
return. Using a CPA is undoubtedly the most expensive route, but you get
w
ntrast to the federal returns, *anything* seems pretty straightforward
and logical. :)
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no MX record exists for the domain.
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nts as an
> ordinary user as well.
What error do you get when you try to umount those points?
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At 2003-04-02T18:31:57Z, Matthew Daubenspeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Netsaint or Nagios?
Since Nagios is a newer and renamed version of Netsaint (there were
trademark issues), you'll want to go with it.
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De
the symbolic link and remount all the mount
> points without rebooting the box?
Could you try something like this (locally, first, to see if there are
problems):
cd /etc
mv mtab mtab.bak
cp /proc/mounts /etc/mtab
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pecifying lots of "--with-foo=/usr/include/foo"
options or even editing the configure files where necessary. I have to do
that all the time to compile apps developed on Linux on FreeBSD servers.
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RAM for light printing duties?
> No.
I disagree. I was able to buy a 3rd-party 64MB module for about $25. At
that price, why not?
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; PostScript printer that I had before).
FWIW, it works brilliantly with CUPS with no tweaking of the default
settings.
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nstalling that memory?
Yes. I sometimes print multiple copies of documents larger than the (IIRC)
4MB of available memory of a stock 1200SE. In this case, the printer gets
to keep the documents in-memory rather than the server re-spooling the data
each time.
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articular task in one
exact environment, but those are optimized for rapid development, not
maintenance.
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you're still free to have it.
My main point is that you *can't* say "X is easier to maintain than Y",
because I can guarantee that Y's fans will completely disagree with you.
I'd much rather have to maintain a legacy Perl program than anything in a
shell language, bu
o
> neither wrote Perl or Python come over and tell me in 30s what it did.
> That, sir, is readable.
I agree 100% that if you understand general programming concepts, you can
read Python. I still say that I go to lengths to make my Perl readable by
others. I've received emails from people who use Antonym who were happy
about how easy it was to understand and modify, even if they weren't Perl
programmers.
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}
> }
Those "print" statements were example blocks of code. Imagine instead:
foreach $_ ($switch)
{
/^a$/ and do { someFuncA(); };
/^b$/ and do { print someFunkB(); exit; };
/^c$/ and do { return; };
}
Note that "$switch" is not an arr
y zip disks, I'd like to know, also.
Google "click of death". Even if that's not your problem, you can see that
Iomega isn't widely reputed for their reliable hardware.
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that are put
in it...
No, I'm not kidding.
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up in a pattern lets "say ring, hungup ring ring
> hangup, ring ring ring" then have my server say eureka thats for me then
> answer be for the answering machine?
Look at "xringd" - it should do what you want.
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KB RAM modules in the
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ir's chicklet keys - ack!).
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At 2002-12-13T14:52:51Z, Johann Spies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes. So is Ocaml and I think Scheme also.
Since Scheme is a Lisp derivative, yes, it's also a functional language.
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> Not Found The requested URL /cgi-bin/cgitest/listall was not found on this
> server.
Put a script named `listall' in the appropriate place.
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If you can live with USB/parallel vs. Ethernet, then a new HP LaserJet 1200
will run about $400, and works extremely well with CUPS.
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tly gets worn out on older
> models.
Does it strike anyone else as funny that a major manufacturer is sending out
patches to their products in the form of little pieces of cardboard? Still,
if it works...
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> Anyone possibly know what is going on here?
> Is this a win/ws ftp problem?
What did the other Windows FTP clients you tested do? Were they able to
complete the transfer, or did they fail in the same (or similar way)?
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as naive as you make it out to be.
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tering an Apache
server. Then, feel free to come back and ask your questions.
Until then, please go pester someone else.
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> serve my webpage, because rsync uses that time.
Seeing that both of those entities *should* be nearly synchronized to the
time standards (within a few milliseconds, at least), I agree that you
should be able to sync against your ISP's timeserver.
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(FreeBSD) servers with IPv6-enabled
sshd's.
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> 3) make install modules_install
I'd highly recommend building a Debian custom kernel package instead. I
wrote a walkthrough and posted it online at:
http://subwiki.honeypot.net/cgi-bin/view/Main/DebianKernelBuilding
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process doing this first.
Even better: use make-kpkg's "--append-to-version" option to generate
multiple versions of the same kernel, each with their own /lib/modules
namespace. Oops! The new one doesn't work? No problem! Boot from
2.4.19-versionN-1 that's still install
one-to-one or many-to-many chat. I
personally use the Jabber plugin for GAIM to connect to my local server, but
Gabber is also a very nice client. There are also quite a few for Windows
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r the record, may we know what brand of soda inspired this? :)
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ght behind his head.
Once we peeled him from the ceiling and installed a few beers in his gullet,
he agreed that it was sort of funny.
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lt config file is very
well-commented, so it should largely be a matter of altering according to
instructions and writing your "zone files" (which you'll have to do
regardless of what DNS software you which to use).
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> On Mon, Jan 13, 2003 at 09:05:39AM -0600, Kirk Strauser wrote:
>> and writing your "zone files" (which you'll have to do regardless of what
>> DNS software y
p lapse. Scratch that last paragraph.
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bber server that hosts
AIM/ICQ/MSN gateways and still talk to your non-Jabber friends through the
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> you use, then yes that is a correct assertion.
I like BIND. The latter interpretation is the correct one.
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> ...and that is why you are so proficient with compiling and testing and
> tweaking all of this stuff.
I'd say the inverse is true for me: I'm in this career because I love
compiling, testing, and tweaking all this stuff. :)
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At 2003-01-17T16:49:22Z, csj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The offending audio file?
> "python2.3-2.2.97/Lib/test/audiotest.au"
>
> Play it and be terrified.
LOL! Thanks for the pointer!
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know - for every 5
> people that try linux, 3 walk away from it for these exact reasons.
> Imagine how many people linux/open source is losing due to poor attitude.
> If you don't believe me ask newbies for their opinion on this subject.
> Most are too scared to admit it, so they keep their mouths shut. Some are
> outspoken, like myself.
Know what? You've just described a great business plan. If the only thing
holding Linux back is a support group, then you might want to start one.
Keep us informed of how it works out!
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better going to 2.4.19-{whatever}.
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The website is running TWiki, so feel free to edit any mistakes you see. :)
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on to get the job done, but I wanted a step-by-step
walkthrough of the process. Between the LVM2 patches and NVidia module, it
seemed that I always missed a step somewhere.
I thought that if I were going to bother to document the steps, then I might
as well share it with the world.
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> Can you implement LVM on an already installed system?
I did.
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> How do you switch the root partition to lvm?
I left my root partition untouched, so I can't give advice for that final
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ications like that will have
a requirements matrix.
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hat narrows the selection pool to those too rich to need the money,
or those so inexperienced that they'd do an insanely difficult job for
peanuts. Not exactly who I want running my government.
Not that *any* of this has to do with Debian, mind you.
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know-how to deliberate law but hasn't become idly rich yet can't afford to
do it, and those are the guys we *should* be trying to attract.
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t;testing".
Did you upgrade your entire system or just select packages? I ask because
I've seen no KDE instability on my sid system in many months.
> What's the most reasonable way to *downgrade* a system from sid to
> testing? Do I need to suck it up and do a reinstall?
T
s anyone set this up under a testing Debian system? Can this (or
> another printer) be recommended?
I have an HP Laserjet 1200 and absolutely love it. It's fast, barely sips
toner, can easily have its memory upgrade, and speaks Postscript natively.
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> Files could be accessed by partially mapping them to memory.
See "man 2 mmap" for details.
> Anyway, if anyone would comment on any of this vapourware, I'd like to
> hear it - off the list if you think it's too off topic.
Sorry, but your ideas have pretty much already been implemented (and in some
cases discarded). :-/
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you in the first place. In effect, each program thinks
that it owns the entire machine.
> You think this guy is a CompSci student with just enough knowledge
> to be dangerous?
I kind of got that idea. :)
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On Wednesday 08 December 2004 12:51, Roelof Wobben wrote:
> Is X.org better than Xfree ??
Yes.
> Does someone has X.org getting on work with debian Sarge ??
If you're asking if X.org will be packaged for Sarge: yes, although it might
take a while.
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card that's only supported by X.org (since manufacturers are loudly and
publically switching to support that distribution), or you want to use a
system that's still being actively developed, then you're pretty much stuck
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y identical programs (ie
'display' from ImageMagick) that are Free and available through the normal
Debian channels.
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Kirk Strauser
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On Monday 13 December 2004 05:35 pm, Thomas Dickey wrote:
> actually I only saw that spew as I was looking for bug reports.
>
> My regards to the slashdotters.
I hate to ask, but: what spew?
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Kirk Strauser
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d maintainers find it less attractive than working with and on
other, Freer counterparts.
> Or are you one of the less-than-clued who thinks you can't pay for software?
Are you a jackass who paints his car in polka-dots?
Seriously, where'd that ad-hominem non-sequitur co
t.
That is irrational, unsupported, and completely orthogonal to any of the
topics being discussed. As such, I will not reply further to such pointless
(and inaccurate) musings.
Please excuse me while I return to installing (purchased) Win2K on a
(purchased) copy of VMWare.
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Kirk Strauser
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nd I couldn't reach
> her by phone (dialup), so I drove over and there she was, in her UNDERWEAR
> sitting in front of the computer.
Is she cute?
DARN! Too many years on IRC/Slashdot/Fark have made that a reflex. Sorry
'bout that.
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