that's kinda funny. I love when companies don't get along - Stefan Hayden
"Although the majority of the [Apple] stores contacted by AppleInsider said they were still unsure whether they'd be selling the new iPhone, one representative ultimately confirmed that Rogers and its partner stores will be the only place to buy iPhone 3G come Friday. Canadian Apple retail stores will, however, have demo units on hand the same day." -- http://tinyurl.com/5usz7a - Ken Sheppardson
Cablecos and Telcos control the market too much in Canada. They overcharge us and undeliver on content, service offerings and customer service.It's good to see consumers potentially having a hand in Apple's decision. - Chris Herbert
It's allegedly in response to "confiscatory" rate plans proposed by Rogers. - bob corrigan
To counter all of the iPhone craziness, I am getting a Blackberry this week. - pcnerd37
Drama! You mean I can't get it at one of the 6 Apple stores in 4 cities!? http://www.apple.com/ca/retail... I have to go to one of the 390 Rogers retail stores. OH NO! - Andrew Smith
Good for Apple. The plans rodger's is offering are ridiculous - Will Hirsbrunner
Neither breaking news nor is the iPhone 3G pulled back from Canada. Only a mistake from Michael Arrington.... - Matthias Schwenk
Saad! Just hope the northerners don't make their way down to Seattle and clog up my line! :P - John Barker
In Portugal Vodafone is selling the iphone 16GB at €399,90 plus €29,90/month with 100 minutes, 100 sms and 250GB data limit. - Pedro Fonseca via twhirl
Michael, don't become valleywag. At least say "pulls iPhone 35 from its stores in Canada" - though I seriously wished they could pull the iPhone completely. Rogers needs to be taught a serious lesson. - Kamath
I went to the Eaton center Apple store last weekend and asked about iphone cases (didn't even mention the new iphone). I got a curt "I don't think we will we even carrying the iphone at the store". - Kamath
Outstanding response to the hecklers by Bush in front of the newcomers, many of them coming from places where such behavior would not be remotely tolerated. Perhaps some of the Daily Kossack blog kiddies would enjoy pulling their heckling bullshit in someplace like Tehran ( http://yweb.com/1jj ). - William, CPU Media
Yes, it's nice to see that the First Amendment still means something. If only we could start obeying all the other parts of the Constitution, we'd be set! - Lon Harris via twhirl
if Bush would have it his way (off camera) he would have called out the SWAT Team on those folks and pulled the trigger. But since it was all ON camera, he couldn't. But all their names were collected and he'll seek revenge - later - Marc Canter
Yep. There are still radicals who see fit to interpret parts of the Constitution differently than the Supreme Court, for example ( http://yweb.com/1jk ) - William, CPU Media
The hecklers were cowards who knew damned well that they were risking NOTHING. C'mon, calling Bush a "war criminal" is taking a risk? The kiddies were bogus toughs looking for cheap thrills. Let them pull the same stunt in Zimbabwe. Then they can see if Joe Trippi can get them out of a jam. Heh. - William, CPU Media
What does Joe Trippi have to do with any of this? - Andrew Burd
Joe Trippi, with the same blustering risk-free bravado as the above mentioned kiddies, decided to take on Zimbabwe's bad boys by heckling them from the safety of American TV studios, his Twitter feed, and his home-made chicken coop. Risk-free, didn't change a damn thing, but it made him feel better. True grit, that Joe. - William, CPU Media
William: aren't you engaged in the exact sort of impotent and risk-free behavior right here in this thread? You are in no danger and are just getting your rocks off being voicing your thoughts. - Andrew Burd
So, stating your disagreement with a Supreme Court decision violates the Constitution, Wm? That's kind of a backwards view of things, don't you think? I was more talking about secretly spying on American citizens, or disappearing people for years without charge or trial. That sort of thing. Rather than, you know, trying to start a conversation. - Lon Harris
I an Indian (the Asian variety) but am a history buff especially when it comes to democratic history. The "good foundation" that you mentioned was solidified and 'set' by the 60s generation. Whichever historical account I read, I find the 60s mentioned as the generation that understood what they had been given a couple of hundred years ago and finally understood the responsiblity that comes with it. - Kamath
Well ... at least *one* Constitution is holding up ... (holding breath for 6 more months) - Clarence Chiang
The hilarious thing about the contemporary American left is its unseriousness. Bush a 'fascist'? He's a Chamber of Commerce Republican. He's an ideological twin of the guy who owns your bagel shop or your plumber. - Rob Sterling
It's always amusing to see lightweights taking pot shots at risk-free targets: ie. the US of A and GW Bush. Let them put their bluster where their mouths are and try it someplace where it might really make a difference. Somehow, I think that they just don't have it in them. In any case, it's been real gentlemen. I'm off to Pamplona to run with the bulls tomorrow AM. Don't do anything I wouldn't do. - William, CPU Media
By definition, as supreme arbiter of the Constitution a SCOTUS decision cannot violate said Constitution. Unless, of course, by "violate" you mean decide something that you are not in agreement with. Isn't that the case here? - William, CPU Media
You have now dodged the question. No one was stating that the SCOTUS decision was not the law. The ACLU was taking issue with the decision itself, as anyone would agree is their right. So what's your point? - Lon Harris via twhirl
This kind of demonstration is lacking among our generation...four years in college at UVA and I witnessed (admittedly didn't participate in) one "sit-in" for Tibet, and one act of vandalism against the war in Iraq. Isn't what we're calling "moderatization" of our generation really complacency? Wasn't that the theme of Redford's "Lions For Lambs"? Notice they were all the 50+ year-olds in this clip. Read http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07... - Brenna Clerkin
This is actually a really good version of the product (though I haven't used the beta). And to think, I was firing up Parallels for the last month just to do the occasional Remote Desktop! :) - Mike Marusin
Yep very cool, we can us this in our BI effort at work. If only VNC would reach to remote desktop then connection to a MSSRS server would be) possible for all clients. Of course really want remote desktop client for iphone ;- - John
Is this from the You Suck at Photoshop guys? - Vince DeGeorge
donnie is back today, maybe the competition made him show up again - Dobromir Hadzhiev
"what email?" "you just powered off the exchange server" "just the letter a" "don't use aol" "salesforce.com was on the right testicle" - Ranjit Mathoda
That was a good use of ten minutes. I'm smiling again. - Russellreno
Ok, after watching the new YSAP - This is much much better - flavor of the week to be sure. - Vince DeGeorge
that's brilliant. and i'm about ti run out of battery power here, and I won't bookmark, adn I'll probably 4get about these guys 4eva. what a shame!!! - john conroy
You mean he rebooted the webserver without submitting a Change Request Application with work procedure and rollback steps to the Change Advisory Board for review at their next weekly meeting? ;-) - Stuart Woodward
:)) I was getting very frustrated with FF's best of the day page, showing mostly meta-links about FF itself all the time. And then this. Once in a while, there is one single link that makes all these page loads worth it :) - Yaniv Golan
LMAO for most of the 10 min. Will fwd to several IT peeps I know...and maybe a few peeps at Twitter. Wonder if they'll think it's funny. - Cathryn Hrudicka
The realism of this thing is just awe-inspiring. That techie behave pretty much like any techie I've ever encountered who's been asked to do a stupid task. And the sales dude is lethally real too. This is Dilbert meets The Office on steroids. Thanks for the link. - Roy Blumenthal via twhirl
"Moreover, our algorithm is conceptually simple: we use transactions to manipulate B-tree
nodes so that clients need not use complicated concurrency and locking protocols used in prior work.
To execute these transactions quickly, we rely on
three techniques: (1) We use optimistic concurrency
control, so that B-tree nodes are not locked during
transaction execution, only during commit. This
well-known technique works well because B-trees
have little contention on update. (2) We replicate
inner nodes at clients. These replicas are lazy, and
hence lightweight, and they are very helpful to re-
duce client-server communication while traversing
the B-tree. (3) We replicate version numbers of inner
nodes across servers, so that clients can validate their
transactions efficiently, without creating bottlenecks
at the root node and other upper levels in the tree." - Paul Buchheit
Paul, I think many of us are going to trust your opinion on this white paper. All Greek to me. - Jon-Paul Bussoli
All I understand is that it is in my best interests to cheer for the way you access B-tree nodes in order to continue to enjoy friendfeed reliably. Go friendfeed algorithm go! - Jon-Paul Bussoli
@nor It's really not the same thing, unless somehow you're using a distributed B-tree on hash collision, however, if you're getting that many collisions, then the hash algorithm is probably wrong or your key width is too small. Then again, I really don't know what I'm talking about. - Eric Florenzano
Curious as to what problem Paul is looking at... My default data toolkit these days would probably include sqlite for in-memory data, sharded bdb's for btrees that are too big for memory, and hbase/hypertable for a distributed store. I wonder where this fits in... - DeWitt Clinton
Ok this is a really *nerdy* post! :*) - Susan Beebe
DeWitt, I just thought that it looked like an interesting paper. As for the several solutions you mention, I don't know that any of them have distributed transactions (maybe bdb, but that doesn't really work). - Paul Buchheit
B-Trees and Prof. Bayer http://wwwbayer.informatik.tu-... - would be interesting to know what he'd say, unfortunately he's retired a few years ago. Used to be fairly approachable in all matters B-Tree. - Mustafa K. Isik
@DeWitt - no room for a traditional SQL based database except as an in memory database? - Nick Lothian
we had designed and implemented distributed tree control, but transactions were considered "too much" for near-real-time, and they were already in protocol... the rest you know as xGSN boxes in GPRS/3G/HSDPA - dynamic routing for mobile packet networks. I'd left team in 2003... - silpol
Just got out of the Google Scalability conference where this was also discussed in regards to GIGA+ and Wikipedia in Haskell. Pretty interesting everyone is echoing each other. - Brandon Werner
@paul - I'll readily admit to being out of my depth, but it depends on what the definition of "distribution transaction" is. With bdb a combination of local transactions and guaranteed consistent replication you can approximate a distributed transaction at the cost of speed. See http://www.oracle.com/technolo... and http://www.oracle.com/technolo.... But those won't work across bdb shards. - DeWitt Clinton
@paul - A table-based distributed store can do this via a lock on entity groups, where entity groups are defined by relationship formed by instances of similar models that belong to the same parent-based ancestry chain. This is how App Engine transactions work -- see http://code.google.com/appengi... and http://code.google.com/appengi.... Ping ryan for some background there. Not sure if hbase or hypertable support this via their api. - DeWitt Clinton
DeWitt: have you ever successfully used BDB with millions of newly written entries and transaction support turned on? We kept getting transaction logs with millions of entries that were never consumed, so restarts would take hours as it replayed the logs. Configuring BDB to work for large databases is insanely esoteric to say the least, and it may be impossible to get it to work acceptably in some cases. - Bret Taylor
@bret -- no, definitely not with large databases. We used bdb's heavily at my last company, though. Aggressive sharding is the key if you want to support either transactions or replication, which matches intuition about how it is implemented. - DeWitt Clinton
But your comment about millions of entries makes me wonder about which data is getting written to which place. I suspect a lot of problems like this end up with the bulk of the data being written transactionless + replicated to a table-based store (or a transactionless bdb), and only a small subset of the data gets transaction support. So multiple datastores. But you guys know this better than I do, so why am I rambling? : ) - DeWitt Clinton
DeWitt, you can also look into all the trouble that Gaia had with bdb - I simply wouldn't trust any fancy bdb functionality. - Paul Buchheit
Also, AppEngine transactions are limited to a single "entity group", which I assume means a single BigTable tablet. Essentially, they solved distributed transactions by not having them -- all transactions must be local to a single tablet. From the docs: "Every entity belongs to an entity group, a set of one or more entities that can be manipulated in a single transaction. Entity group relationships tell App Engine to store several entities in the same part of the distributed network." - Paul Buchheit
@paul - yup, that's the trade-off. Entity groups ensure locality, locality makes transactions fast(er). Same old lever problem -- speed of consistency vs. scope of the transactions. - DeWitt Clinton
DeWitt, there's nothing wrong with having local transactions -- I'm just pointing out that they aren't distributed transactions. - Paul Buchheit
Point taken. I got way off-topic regarding your original post anyway. - DeWitt Clinton
Here's where the desire of the general content consumer departs dramatically from those of the rightsholder. If you hold it to be fair and reasonable that the rightsholder would like to maximize revenue, then clearly it is reasonable that they would seek to sell the rights to distribution of content to as many parties as possible. And that's where your complaint regarding "georetarded" comes in. In order to license those exhibition rights often comes the requirement to exclude internet distribution.. - Marc Vermut
(ran out of characters, didn't realize there's a limitation)...so, unless everyone is willing to allow complete and total international television competition today (and I'm sure many are, but governments are preventing it), it's just not yet possible. The state of the web today seems more and more likely to maintain those artificial cultural and national boundaries for content that exist offline. At least for content that is broadcast initially on another platform. - Marc Vermut
Marc is right -- summary: the networks/content producers sell the digital distribution rights in other countries and aren't authorized distributors outside of the US -- so they lack the rights to distribute to those countries. Still some product issue on Hulu's end though -- they shouldn't allow you to browse lists of shows they can't stream to you, but geoblocking was probably somewhat of a design afterthought from the product spec point of view. - Robert Seidman
Robert, thanks for being so succinct, I sometimes like words too much. And point on the geoblocking afterthought. I've seen that happen in other distribution platforms as well. Last minute "hold up" realizations and incomplete implementations. - Marc Vermut
It is not the government preventing it, it is the fact that you have sold the rights separately and may have existing contracts. the original creators of the content need to redapt and afaik some studios are already starting this. To give you an example: I do not watch any american show on german tv for the simple reason it is always dubbed. Therefor not all content even makes it to my TV. Start showing the content to me in time and in the lang. I want and we can start figuring out how to monetize it. - Nicole Simon
Erica, you can't steal it.. it's open-source.. bu-yah! ,,, dont forget to contribute to the evolution of the space! - sedgewick
Chan Chandler could have been paraphrasing Mahatma Gandhi who said "I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." - Kamath via twhirl
@sedgwick you still never helped me understand what you meant by that... - Chris Pallé
i think you're right kamath - both end up in the same place, seen the same in other religions too, its not just a christian thang, leaders lead but sometimes followers get overzealous in the name of the leader in ways the leader would never approve of... - mike "glemak" dunn
"fan club"? Frankly, this is a statement from someone who could only be looking to get a rouse; not to find answers and it's questionable as to which truths they're really looking, if any. - Chris Pallé
So, if you are a fan of Jesus, what does that mean for you practically? - Tony
@sedgwick - yeah, that is one I will be stealing as well. - JA Castillo
@chrispalle there was enough traction around the phrase in this thread that I think I'll author my next blog post about it.. I'll send you the link and then we can discuss. Good to bump into you tonight. - sedgewick
Science + Philosophy = The Ultimate Religion to believe in. I follow it with passion and openness. - Lawrence Liu
@sedgwick Lol. If every religion is open sourced, there will be no religion at all because people will then know the nonsense value in them. - Krish
@krish - I disagree. I find greater conviction and commitment to my spiritual pursuit when I know I play an active role in exploring and evolving it's form, depth, relevance, and language. co-creative authority allows my relationship and understanding to transcend the 'nonsense' into a whole other realm .. where it is finally about what makes sense, true sense, to me. ... - sedgewick
I think she just did herself a big favor in that. I agree. - Robert Scoble
Obamas voters will be drastically cut if he takes hillary as a running mate and the same for her. She ruined the democratic party, but in the same sense, I would hate to have only one option for a dem candidate, so props to her for being a trooper, but she left a trail of destruction behind her - Anthony
Not sure I agree with that... clinton "baggage" may be too heavy... I'm just glad she's planning on helping - Michael Lehman
My fav is the über-mashup of Obama-Bloomberg, but that's probably not going to happen. Obama-Clinton is probably the next best thing. - Daniel Shaw
Obama isn't a fool which is why he probably won't pick Clinton. She gave a good speech & will work to help him win. But there are republicans & independents who won't vote for her because of the Clinton years who would be open to voting for him. And she would also help mobilize the right - many of them think McCain is a RINO (even though he is actually very conservative) and aren't very enthusiastic. - Steve Rhodes
Picking Hillary would go against his entire schtick: a new way, a new day. And it has nothing to do with age. It has to do w/her being a Clinton. - Alison Byrne Fields
I think he shouldn't pick Hillary. She is too divisive a figure at this point. Many independents will jump ship. What he needs is a nice moderate democrat to run with him. I know everyone says "he needs a woman"! but the fact is there are no women in the race anymore and therefore it is no longer essential to his success. Women will vote for Obama over McCain in large numbers, anyway. - Zach Landes
he's a fool if he doesn't pick hillary? debatable. - Bruce Williams
I don't know if that's such a good idea. They are both competent but I don't know if they make a good team. They have very contrasting styles and I think Obama's msg would get diluted if he did. - Kamath via twhirl
How about someone like Diane Feinstein? Who are the leading candidates for VP after Hillary? I hope it's not a dopey white guy just to appease the South. - Robert Scoble
I don't Obama can pick a woman if it's not Hillary, seems just wrong. - Michelle Martinez
I would think a foreign policy brain. It really should not matter if its a woman or man..who cares anymore seriously? But Obama needs somebody who has his back on foreign policy given how Bush is leaving him this world and the World's impression of the U.S... - Kamath via twhirl
why not Mc Cain as VP, it would be easier for each American, wouldn't it ? :-D - Ulysses de Saloff-Coste
Bloomberg would be an interesting choice for him - Chris Lamping
I like Wesley Clark, but I doubt that it will ever happen. - Michelle Martinez
You mean the same Hillary Clinton who threatened to "totally obliterate" 70 million Iranian men, women and children (an act of genocide), who boasted about being the candidate of "white people," and who let neoconservatives like Mark Penn run her campaign? Not even Bush and Cheney have made as inflammatory statements as these. There is not the slightest chance that she will be VP. She may not even have much of a future in American politics. - Sean McBride
Give her a cabinet job or put her in charge of health care reform. After the campaign she's run, she doesn't deserve to be a heartbeat away from the Presidency. - Rick Powell
@Scoble Oh man, don't bring that up. I think an Edwards VP would be suicide. - Daniel Shaw
I've blogged about my choices months ago. Clinton is definitely NOT one of them. She would be a huge mistake. My personal choice would be a female governor (Sebelius of Kansas or perhaps Janet Napolitino) though I'm also somewhat partial to the idea of Bloomberg. My biggest issue if that the ideal VP should be a great Presidential candidate in 8 years (as well as well qualified now) - past successful Governors would fit this well. - Shannon Clark
Can't be Hillary, it goes against his base. Can't be Edwards because Obama already has the South. - AJ Kohn
I'd really like to see him pick Richardson. If he picks Hillary after the way she's acted for the last several months I'll have a hard time voting for him in November. Picking her would be a sign of very poor judgment. - David Worrell
Obama is a fool if he DOES select Hillary. She has spent months trashing him. Now she comes up to him with $20-30 million in debt with a husband who has insulted him relentlessly....why should Obama cut them a deal? He should tell them to go back to New York and get lost! - Mark O'Neill
OK I just think it's worth pointing out that this thread reflects a mostly male point of view. I've talked to several women indicate that they would like to see an Obama-Hillary ticket (and a few women who can't stand Hillary but that's another thing altogether). I don't see so many posting here. Just pointing it out because I suspect that this is not fully representative of the entire population. Hopefully Obama isn't just looking at blog feedback for inspiration. - Dan Pacheco
You should never select someone whose instinct is to climb over anybody's corpse to power, let alone your own. Psychodrama of both the Clintons in an Obama White House? Please, you've got to be kidding. - wlai
While there might not be a lot of women commenting here, there are definitely women who have vehemently opposed her candidacy. Peggy Noonan on the Right and this group on the Left: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/... I'd love to vote for a woman for President; just not this woman. - Rick Powell
She gave a great concession speech, but she doesn't win him any states he doesn't on his own. - David Weiner
@paul - I notice that's the second gc-related link from you recently... Are you guys finding garbage collection to be a bottleneck on ff (are your mrs run on hadoop?), or is it academic curiosity? - DeWitt Clinton
Oh, interesting. That might have actually been the same post as before, but @e3r's comment bumped it up to the top again. One gc link doesn't a pattern make. - DeWitt Clinton
Paul is there a reason behind the recent links on garbage collectors, is there a secret project lurking :-) - Shakeel Mahate
I think Erlang like languages are coming soon - Varun Mahajan
I think Erlang like frameworks and runtimes for existing languages are coming. - ⓞnor
Garbage collection is just an interesting problem -- it's far from solved. I was experimenting with large heap sizes (20-30GB) last year and discovered that the JVM can't handle it at all. I tried several different collectors and they all failed (but in different ways) when I generated a lot of garbage. Surprisingly, even something as simple as creating a relatively small number of large byte arrays killed them. It makes me wonder why it's even worth having a 64bit jvm -- it bloats object sizes but can't actually manage large amounts of memory. - Paul Buchheit
I agree. She's doing a great job. This is the Hillary I saw at Microsoft coming out. She's very smart and a good speaker when she gets some sleep and doesn't have the pressure on. - Robert Scoble
yea shes a great speaker. too bad she cant write to save her life. - Anthony
A satisfying speech. Warm towards Obama but not gushy - sounded true to how she would be feeling at this moment. - Kamath via twhirl
I'm so glad that these screenshots have survived and (sort of) been released. I wish the content weren't blurred though -- I'm pretty sure it wasn't super-personal or anything -- I was usually careful to avoid that. It would also be nice to have the actual screenshots instead of photos of screenshots. - Paul Buchheit
We should ask Keith if we can get real screenshots since they've made them available for photographing anyhow. - Kevin Fox
I'd love to see the pre-release logos TechCrunch blurred out. Would that violate some policy? - Voyagerfan5761
crossing fingers that the real screenshots make their way onto FF - Adam Kazwell
I love how they started off looking like other web-based mail readers and then quickly moved to the trademark UI. Very, very neat. - Jake
This is great! All of those interface changes were crazy! - Brandon Titus
The logos were just random placeholders (such as the trout, which wasn't blurred out for some reason). They really weren't particularly interesting or meaningful. - Paul Buchheit
I think Gmail has always been missing something since it eliminated the trout... - Chris Reed
There are great, especially given what Kevin said in Philipp's recent interview about not being able to discuss what Gmail looked like before release. Now, the trout... does that have any relation to TroutBoard.com? ;-) - Tony Ruscoe via fftogo
Yes, I was inspired by the "Trout Farm" in eXistenZ - Paul Buchheit
i like some of these layouts better than the current one :) - Tim Hoeck
Trout, fail whales, something's fishy. - Alex Haar
Paul -- another Cronenberg fan! Glad to know there are a few of us oddballs out there. - J. Phil
I'm being honest when I say "inspiring"... I've built some homemade Intranet stuff at work and I love to see the evolution of the design. I want to go back and redesign everything now! Fantastic stuff. - Vince DeGeorge
What does it mean when Scoble says “he has Google Talk”? What does that have to do with Twitter? (Also posted on TC page) - David Klein
David, Robert generally uses Twitter via IM, in his case using Google Talk so twitters from the folks he follows (or results from tracks) show up in his IM client as a chat with Twitter. I personally don't use it but he swears by it - Shannon Clark
See http://friendfeed.com/e/b3d8a6... ConnectMe 360 worries about (1) Major US weather disaster (2) Major news event after widespread mainstream adoption (3) Broad adoption by fantasy sports enthusiasts - Mitchell Tsai
@Scoble - why was the interview "stressful"? I think I know, so I could see this being hard to share. Glad you did it and super glad EV and Biz invited you over today! (I bet they might be watching FF now and responding accordingly) - Susan Beebe
Well, let's just say that we had a disagreement over my blog post this morning. - Robert Scoble
Robert, I think you handled it well. It was good that you guys cleared the air versus letting this stuff build up. - Mike Doeff
With all this transparency, how are they getting any work done? - Eric Florenzano
Naked Conversations FTW. And by "Naked" I don't mean the Fake Shel sock puppet asking the subject to disrobe. "S... A... P!" - Karim
For all of the bad PR moves Twitter has made recently, quickly inviting Scoble over was a very smart move. This could have snow balled out of their control. - Michael Carter
Oh, this is cool. Now I can post things to FF from Google Talk. - Robert Scoble
Robert: I know you have an iPhone so FF while mobile works well for you but have you tried: http://www.fftogo.com/ yet? I love feedback - Benjamin Golub
Everything is connected now....and I am confused which one to follow :-/ - Joel Thomas
@Joel, FriendFeed is the superset right now.. If you follow FF, everything will be aggregated.. Just wondering will somebody create a service that aggregates FF as well and adds something on top of it!! ?? ;) - Jigar Mehta
@Jigar, you can add FF to MBL now...I think I am doing a full conversion to FF - Joel Thomas
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