Retro Computing Roundtable

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June 15, 2020RCR Episode 215: On whether RealPlayer suuuuuuux
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Jack Nutting, Blake Patterson, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: On whether RealPlayer suuuuuuux
Computer video: What have been the most striking impacts computer video has had on you?
Topic/Feedback links:
My first taste of CGA composite color
1K colors on CGA: How it's done
Full Motion Video World
Steve Gibson’s page on subpixel rendering
The mysterious orange vertical line (Apple Orchard v1n2 Fall 1980)
Cornica.org
Retro Computing News:
Triton - The Forgotten 1970's Home Computer - Part 1
An Absurd Number of People Still Play Microsoft Solitaire
Play MS Solitaire Online
Living Computer Museum + Labs is closed at least for now
Microsoft Open-Sources GW-BASIC
Github: Microsoft GW-BASIC Interpreter Source Code
Upcoming shows
VCF Southeast 8.0. July 10-12. Atlanta, GA.

KansasFest. July 24-25. Online.

WozFest SWEET 16. Sat Jul 25. Online.

VCF West. August 1-2. Mountain View, CA (Computer History Museum).

VCF East. October 10-12, 2020 (rescheduled). InfoAge. Wall, NJ.
Vintage Computer-related Commercials:
Windows 95

TRS-80 Model 4
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Bitsbox subscription for kids
Auction Picks:
Blake: CBC-7000 Model No. Dialer VI
See also: Discusson of the CBC-7000 (@Foone)

Apple IIc in original pacakaging

Vintage 61414 Monochrome Display Monitor Conrac Corporation

See also: Discussion of the monitor

Carrington: Alice Through The Looking Glass for Lisa and Mac
See also: Chess.app on Mac OS X and OpenStep

See also: Screens: Mac Plus

See also: Alice (Folklore.org)

See also: AliceX online

Legacy graphical text adventure for 128K Mac

Paul: Cheat code for Apple hardware completist
Very white Apple II joystick

Model 4P in its box

Another nice 4P set

Hyperportable CP/M machine

NEC PC-8001A and peripherals

TAM

Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X - link
Includes: "Corncob" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) which is
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June 04, 2020RCR Episode 214: As Seen on TV
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, Jack Nutting, Blake Patterson, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: As Seen on TV
Retro computers, as featured in TV and movies. What shows at the time had computers in them? What shows of today has yesterday's computers in them?
Topic/Feedback links:
Rebuilding James Bond’s Apple IIc - A Software Forgery
Blake mentions: War Games, The Fantastic World of D.C. Collins, Whiz Kids, 2010: The Year We Make Contact, Electric Dreams, Cloak and Dagger, Weird Science, Knight Rider, Kindergarden Cop, City Slickers, Wayne's World
The War Games IMSAI 8080
Earl mentions: Terminator - Rise Of The Machines, Star Wreck - In The Pirkinning, UFO, Colossus: The Forbin Project
Jack mentions: Manhunt: Unabomber
Carrington mentions: Desk Set, Alphaville, World on a Wire, Crosstalk, The Rachel Papers, Evilspeak, Takeover, The KGB, The Computer, and Me, Triumph of the Nerds, Pirates of Silicon Valley, Computer Chess, John Wick series, Magic 2.0: Off to Be the Wizard (Scott Meyer).
Paul mentions: Halt & Catch Fire, Stranger Things, The Americans, The Goldbergs, Young Sheldon, Schooled, Blindspot, Devs, The IT Crowd, Lost, Preacher, Timeless, Mr. Robot
Spectrum Next unboxing video
New C64 printed circuit boards
Camelot dungeon game, on Cyber1 (PLATO)
Retro Computing News:
Bill Metcalfe, BBS game developer, passed away
Apple and Steve Jobs' Biggest Mistakes Ep 1 - The Macintosh
GraphicConverter now opens Apple II formats
ATR Image Explorer
The Long View - Macintosh Y2020
Moritz & Alexander (2019). Vintage electronics for trusted radiation measurements and verified dismantlement of nuclear weapons. PLOS ONE.
Bubbles Whiting—Using Punch Cards
1970s Unbuilt Kit Computers
Sylvain Lefebvre made a DooM-chip
Brief Engadget write-up of DooM-chip
Upcoming shows
VCF Southeast 8.0. July 10-12. Atlanta, GA.

KansasFest. July 24-25. Online.

WozFest SWEET 16. Sat Jul 25. Online.

VCF West. August 1-2. Mountain View, CA (Computer History Museum).

VCF East. October 10-12, 2020 (rescheduled). InfoAge. Wall, NJ.
Vintage Computer-related Commercials:
Are you keeping up with the Commodore?
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
UpCart Plus for C64
Auction Picks:
Blake: Mindset Computer System
See also: Mindset Computer (Bytecellar)

Exatron Stringy Floppy Disk Drive Wafer media

Carrington: AOL t-shirt
My Other Computer Is An Apple II (sticker)

My Other Computer Is A Commodore 64 (sticker)

My Other Tablet Is A Newton (sticker)

Radio Shack CGP-115 4-pen printer

Spare paper rolls for CGP-115

Earl: MAINDEC-11-DZMMC-A-PB (PDP-8 paper tape)
Commodore Computer Gold Rim Shot Glass

NeXT shot glass

Paul: Applesurance diagnostic disk controller
See also: Apple II The Review, Spring 1986 (p. 18)

See also: Stephen Buggie presentation (KansasFest 1996)

Personal Software VisiStuff

Tandy 1000 EX

DEC PDP etc. stuff

Martek Electronics Apple II external keyboard

See also: Compute! (Feb 1989)

See also: Computist (#74)

Closing words links:
Clipper Summer 87 unboxing
Home Computers: 100 Icons that Defined a Digital Generation (book, CNN Style)
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

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May 25, 2020RCR Episode 213: Things We Hate(d)
Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Things we (came to/no longer) hate
Things we used to hate, but maybe no longer do. Or maybe still do. Or maybe didn't used to hate, but now do.
Topic/Feedback links:
RetroMacCast interviews Rocky Bergen about papercraft creations
Mimic Spartan
Retro Computing News:
Mini vMac for Nintendo 3DS
MacRumors write-up of 3DS Mini vMac
ComputerLand and the BC88
Al Alcorn explains early color graphics
Retrofair 2020
Mar Hicks: Scapegoating COBOL
Why I Still Use A 34-Year-Old IBM Model M Keyboard
Tweeting from the Teletype
Volkseigener Betrieb (VEB) Robotron PC 1715 on parade, East Berlin, 1987.
10 pfennig 1987 stamp featuring the Robotron PC 1715
Primary Optics, Robert Henke’s Commodore CBM 8032 Based Audio-Visual Art
Robert Henke Loop 2015 Keynote: Failure = Success
Upcoming shows
VCF Southeast 8.0. July 10-12. Atlanta, GA.

KansasFest. July 24-25. Online.

WozFest SWEET 16. Sat Jul 25. Online.

VCF West. August 1-2. Mountain View, CA (Computer History Museum).

VCF East. October 10-12, 2020 (rescheduled). InfoAge. Wall, NJ.
Vintage Computer-related Commercials:
Computerland commercial
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Floppy Disk iron-on patches
Auction Picks:
Carrington: PS/2 Googly Eyed Duck Mouse
TRS-80 Model I Briefcase

Earl: Pi 1541

Paul: TRS-80 Model 16B
Bunch of Apple II era manuals of no particular rarity

Black Hole Colorforms

Power Mac power button replacement

Atari Lynx kit case

Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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May 05, 2020RCR Episode 212: Virtual Retro-gatherings
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Jack Nutting, Blake Patterson, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Virtual Retro-gatherings
Given that retrocomputing gatherings are going virtual, what aer ways that we can make this experience a good one?
Topic/Feedback links:
C64 guitar
Compressorhead: Ace of Spades
Computer Sport Athlete
nMigen tutorial
Retro Computing News:
Atgtha in Absurdia Roguelike game
VCF T-Shirts
FujiNet, reading data over https
What is FujiNet?
John Conway obituary (Princeton)
John Conway obituary (New York Times)
John Conway obituary (xkcd)
John Conway on Numberphile
Doomsday Rule
Atari Lynx 2020 programming contest write-up
Atari Lynx 2020 programming contest entry
Project SPHINX: When the USSR tried to change the computer forever
Meet Sphinx: The 30-Year-Old Soviet Smart Home Concept
Vintage Computer-related Commercials:
The Game of Life

Atari Lynx

Motorola pager

Fidelity Chess Challenger
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Home Computers: 100 Icons That Defined a Digital Generation (MIT Press)
Home Computers: 100 Icons That Defined a Digital Generation (Thames & Hudson)
See also: Guardian write-up
See also: Publisher’s Weekly write-up
Auction Picks:
Blake: Darth NeXTER Mask
3D Connexion SpaceBall 5000

Qantel Model 4150

Carrington: Macintosh SE/30 new(-ish) in box
Apple II dust cover with maybe-red logo

TauonPC-1

See also: TauonPC-1 site

Paul: Pin featuring Apple logo
Vintage Apple Macintosh 6500

See also: Garfield minus Garfield

Apple //c video+audio cable adapter

World's slowest PC

Cal-Kit dongle

Cal-Kit that doesn’t need a dongle (sold)

Cal-Kit on Kijiji

NeXT mug/shot-cup

Mouse phone

Closing words links:
Panic podcast
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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April 11, 2020RCR Episode 211: Coprocessors (Part 1)
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Coprocessors (Part 1)
We all love coprocessors, but does anyone use them? Did you have any, did you use them? Do you have any, do you use them? What would you use them for now?
Topic/Feedback links:
Jif peanut butter labels
Unofficial Retrochallenge
Retrochallenge (canonizing the unofficial one, happened after we recorded)
Retro Computing News:
Swift on Mac OS 9
More progress on Prince of Persia for Atari 8-bit computers
ZX Spectrum prototype ROM available for download
New Jersey urgently needs COBOL programmers
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
Power Macintosh (Windows/DOS compatibility)

Grace Hopper at MIT (MIT Lincoln Laboratory, 25 April 1985)

New Jersey and You
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Developers Developers Developers Developers shirt
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Intacorp Button And Badge Maker for Apple II
Apple HD concept prototype

Paul: Whistler TRS-80 X-10
Norton Utilities 3

Apple logo stuff

Super Elf

Digi-Comp I

See also: 3D-printable Digi-Comp I on Thingiverse

DOS compatibility card

Applied Concepts The Mate chess game

APMSX card

See also: apple2.net

See also: Review of APMSX on Finapple

TRS-80 Program pak file

Closing words links:
Apple IIc Plus Accelerator Control
Quinn Dunki: Spelunking the IIc Plus KansasFest 2016
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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April 05, 2020RCR Episode 210: Computer viruses
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, Blake Patterson, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Computer viruses
What experiences did you have in the “retrocomputer era” with computer viruses or related malware? Which ones do you remember? Any that caused a memorable headache? Any that you wrote? Any that had interesting technology? Do you remember antivirus software causing memorable headaches? Did you write any antivirus software? Did you write any antivirus software to eliminate a virus that you also happened to have written?
Topic/Feedback links:
Someone had a Destructivity disk
PLA20V8, a cheap PLA replacement for C64
PLA20V8 video on YouTube
Interact with Atari's 6502 in BASIC
Retro Computing News:
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/03/ascii-art-permadeath-the-history-of-roguelike-games/" rel="noopener noreferrer">ASCII art + permadeath: The history of roguelike games
Cult of Mac iOS / Mac Brogue article
Brogue homepage
Beneath Beneath Apple Manor (KansasFest 2019 talk)
Relax, It’s On Us: free music from 8 Bit Weapon
How Prince of Persia Defeated Apple II's Memory Limitations
How Prince of Persia Defeated Apple II's Memory Limitations (video)
Command Line Heroes - Floppies: The Disks That Changed the World
The 80x25 terminal size
Commodore Los Angeles Super Show postponed
Where in North Dakota is Carmen Sandiego
Vintage Computer-related Commercials:
Mac: Viruses

Norton: Chicken vs. Dokken
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
The Making of Prince of Persia (Jordan Mechner)
Auction Picks:
Blake: Original Commodore Big Eyed Mouse
GGLABS 2MB MACSIMM

Super Boulder Dash (Atari)

Carrington: Serpentine for Apple II
Rescue On Fractalus for Tandy Co-Co

Apple II with DuoDisk and Color Monitor 100

Earl: ORCA/Integer BASIC compiler for Apple IIGS
See also: Opus II from Juiced.GS

Paul: Duodisk 3.5” prototype
See also: A rare glimpse of a memorial Apple prototype display at Frog

Apple II/e dual 6522 GPIO PCB kit

Clear case //c

Lisa 2 bezel with box

"Fully Operational Apple I Computer"

SCRG Extend-a-slot

Closing words links:
Make It With Punched Cards (1971 book)
Going back to EDASM
Retro Computing forum
Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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April 01, 2020RCR Episode 209: Work-study credit and a satisfying kerchunk
Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Jack Nutting, and Blake Patterson
Topic: Work-study credit and a satisfying kerchunk
We continue to survey our panelists' first computer jobs, this time focusing on first jobs in which we used a network wiring tool that made a satisfying kerchunk and/or got work-study credit.
Topic/Feedback links:
Minesweeper
https://twitter.com/abeckett/status/1235062727162261504" rel="noopener noreferrer">ABB keyboard from a more modern setup
Retro Computing News:
https://randoc.wordpress.com/2020/03/08/canon-object-station-41/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Canon object.station 41
HP Color Recovery
Larger demo of Blake’s NeXTSTEP HP
WINGINE Graphics Subsystem
VCF Pacific Northwest cancelled due to COVID-19
Atari hotels
Atari hotels news article
6800 CPU with nMigen
Spotify for Atari 8-bits
Spotify for Atari 8-bits (Github)
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
Compuserve
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Meggy Jr RGB Soldering Kit from Evil Mad Scientist
Auction Picks:
Blake: APPLE 1 Original 1976 Computer System 1st Steve Wozniak designed computer and L@@K!!
Lisa 1 Mouse and poster

Microsoft Office Pro 97 CD from 1997

Apple II Quantum Leap SmartChip Card

Earl: Radio Shack TRS-80 II Software Lot of 18

Paul: Metrowerks art shirt
Metrowerks BSC shirt

Base Two flashcards

Epyx 500XJ joystick

IIe Card Y-cable

FoxPro 2.5 upgrade

ET-3400, ETA-3400

Feedback/Discussion:
@rcrpodcast on Twitter

Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

Throwback Network

Throwback Network on Facebook
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March 08, 2020RCR Episode 208: Why BBS?
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Blake Patterson, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: Why BBS?
Why would anybody BBS now that we have the internet?
Topic/Feedback links:
http://telnetbbsguide.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Telnet BBS guide
Syncterm
ZOC
BBSing Resource Page (Bytecellar)
Original Think-A-Dot prototype
The Unofficial Apple Archive article (9to5mac)
Liber809
Cloud-9
Bytecellar article on Liber809
Article on DTACK Grounded
Techmoan on the Wikireader
Retro Computing News:
https://www.cultofmac.com/685669/larry-tesler-the-apple-employee-who-invented-cut-copy-paste-dies-at-74/ " rel="noopener noreferrer">Larry Tesler has passed away
RC2014 Z-80 homebrew kit
TIPI
Raspple II
MIDI 2.0: An update to a 37-year-old protocol
BBC Microbot on Twitter
Tiny Emulators: play vintage 8-bit computer games online
KansasFest 2020 Keynote speaker: Robert Woodhead
Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
CANCELED: VCF Pacific Northwest. March 21-22, Seattle. Living Computer Museum + Labs

The 29th Annual "Last" Chicago CoCoFest. April 18-19, 2020. Elk Grove Village, IL

VCF East. April 24-26, 2020. InfoAge. Wall, NJ

KansasFest. July 21-26, 2020. Kansas City, MO
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
Atari XEGS
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Computer Lib t-shirt
Auction Picks:
Blake: Insane ABB keyboard with keys aplenty
See also: Keyboard data sheet

TeleRay terminal

See also: Teleray 10 on Terminals wiki

Brady Writer II Industrial Printing System

See also: NEC PC-8201

See also: Okidata Microline 182

TI Model 707

See also: TI Silent-700 series

Carrington: Mac Paint Mate
Apple Credit Plan Calculator

Paul: Marathon Infinity
See also: Aleph One

Microscopic space fleet (bag only)

Apple II Extended 80 column card supplement

Arrow 1000

Softalk magazine issues

Mac Portable bag

A Personal Guide to Personal Computers

See also: The making of the APGtPC book

See also: Raw footage from the making of the AGPtPC book

Joyboard for Atari

See also: Joyboard on Wikipedia

Closing notes:
CodeWarrior
Feedback/Discussion:
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February 29, 2020RCR Episode 207: Computer Jobs and Game Shows
Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), and Carrington Vanston
Topic: First computer job
When was the first time you got paid for doing something computer-related?
Retro Computing News:
https://www.applearchive.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">The (Unofficial) Apple Archive (offline already at time of episode posting)
Cabel notices a thread on IE 5 for Mac
Jimmy Grewel reflects on developing IE 5 for Mac on its 20th anniversary
Royal Mail Classic UK Video Game Stamps
TMRC on Omnibus
Frank Gehry No Longer Allowed To Make Sandwiches For Grandkids
Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
VCF Pacific Northwest. March 21-22, Seattle. Living Computer Museum + Labs.

The 29th Annual "Last" Chicago CoCoFest. April 18-19, 2020. Elk Grove Village, IL

VCF East. April 24-26, 2020. InfoAge. Wall, NJ..
Vintage Computer-related Commercials:
Royal Mail

Commodore 64

Password Plus (Sep 18, 1979)
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Royal Mail Video Games Postcards
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Apple II “worked with Steve Jobs”
Infocom Without Infocom: Sherlock Holmes

Steve Woz Bobblehead

1972 Computer Sports Games

Lot of 5 AppleLink pins

Paul: Commodore 64 breadbin model
ZX Spectrum toastrack

Muppet learning keys

Disk holders

Cheap NeXTstation, expensive to ship

Closing notes:
Password Plus videos with Margot Comstock (Tommervik)
Softalk for the IBM PC
ST. Mac
Feedback/Discussion:
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Vintage Computer Forum

RCR Podcast on Facebook

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January 17, 2020RCR Episode 206: 2020, thumb by thumb
Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), Paul Hagstrom, Michael Mulhern, Jack Nutting, and Carrington Vanston
Topic: 2020, thumb-by-thumb
Retro New Years Resolutions (retro plans for the new year, and old resolutions you never kept)
Topic and Feedback links:
Captain’s Quarters BBS and AE line
mTCP page (with, perhaps, some pages still being served by a PCjr)
Retro Computing News:
https://www.team6502.org/chuck-peddle.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Chuck Peddle
The Legendary Chuck Peddle
Hackaday honors Chuck Peddle
Retrobits: An Interview With Chuck Peddle, Part I
Retrobits: An Interview With Chuck Peddle, Part II
Retrobits: An Interview With Chuck Peddle, Part III
Retrobits: An Interview With Chuck Peddle, Part IV
Silas Warner, the man who made Wolfenstein
Silas Warner at KansasFest 1992
Silas Warner and Muse Software, The Digital Antiquarian
Silas Warner memorial site
Silas Warner memorial site (at Internet Archive)
MUSE and ABM (at yesterbits.com)
Adam Rosen’s vintage Macs find new home at American Computer Robotics Museum
Tech Luminaries We Lost in 2019
Bushfire Charity eBay Auction (Mr. Lurch's Things)
Mike Harvey of Nibble magazine passed away
John Leake and Brian Wiser interview Mike Harvey
Nibblemagazine.com
Y2.02K Bug in Classic Mac OS Date & Time Control Panel
SetDate utility
History of the TI-MBX expansion system
Atariage thread containing specs for TI-MBX in message 5
Borland/Turbo C++ flavor ui for VIM
Upcoming Shows/Gatherings:
VCF Pacific Northwest. March 21-22, Seattle. Living Computer Museum + Labs.

The 29th Annual "Last" Chicago CoCoFest. April 18-19, 2020. Elk Grove Village, IL

VCF East. April 24-26, 2020. InfoAge. Wall, NJ..
Vintage Computer-related Commercial:
Radio Shack TRS-80 Computer Commercial (1978)
Retro Computing Gift Idea:
Tiny 3D-printed TRS-80s
Auction Picks:
Carrington: Steve Wozniak life-size standee
Hartley Courseware cassette control device

See also: Description of Hartley CCD in Resources in Education Vol 18 No 12

Spot On advanced formatting utility for Mac

Apple IIe with Cascade Graphics Development thingy

Earl: Titan III plus IIe

Michael: Heathkit EE-3101 DC Electronics Educational Systems Course

Paul: DTACK Grounded board
See also: Discussion with Don Burtis on Drop III Inches. 1:28 in

See also: DTACK Grounded newsletter issue #1

TI MicroExplorer

See also: MicroExplorer brochure

Sealed Apple II disks

Exidy Sorceror

HP Integral Personal Computer

See also: Inforworld article on the HP Integral Personal Computer

Think-a-Dot computer game from 1965

Wheels for the G3/G4

Cassette programs for the Apple II written by Silas Warner, Ed Zaron, and Bob Bishop

Closing notes:
Blake Patterson’s NMSspot (No Man's Sky)
Feedback/Discussion:
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