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On July 19, 2024, the world experienced what has been described as the largest information technology outage in history. This global crisis was triggered by a faulty software update distributed by the American cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike. The update targeted the company's Falcon Sensor, a security tool designed to protect systems at the kernel level of the operating system. When the update reached computers running Microsoft Windows, it caused approximately 8.5 million systems to crash simultaneously. Affected machines were unable to restart properly, instead entering a boot loop or displaying the infamous blue screen of death.The root cause of the failure was a technical error within a configuration file known as Channel File 291. Specifically, a mismatch occurred between the software's content validator and the sensor's interpreter. The update expected twenty-one input parameter fields but provided only twenty. When the system attempted to access the non-existent twenty-first field, it triggered an out-of-bounds memory read. Because the Falcon Sensor operates with high-level privileges within the Windows kernel, this memory error resulted in a critical system failure. Experts later noted that the update likely skipped routine pre-release regression checks and sandbox testing, which would have identified the logic error before deployment.The scale of the disruption was unprecedented, affecting nearly every sector of the global economy. In the aviation industry, over 5,000 flights were canceled on the day of the outage, leaving hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded. Major carriers like Delta Air Lines faced operational meltdowns that lasted for several days, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue. Healthcare providers around the world were forced to postpone non-emergency surgeries and medical visits as they lost access to patient records and vital monitoring systems. Financial institutions, including major banks and stock exchanges, experienced service interruptions, while retail stores and gas stations struggled with non-functional payment systems. Even emergency services were compromised, with 911 call centers in multiple American states experiencing temporary outages.Restoring the affected systems proved to be a grueling and manual process. While a fix was released shortly after the error was discovered, many machines could not receive the update automatically because they were stuck in a crash state. Technical staff often had to physically access each individual computer to delete the corrupted driver file in safe mode. This was further complicated for corporate devices using BitLocker disk encryption, as recovery required entering 48-digit numeric keys that were sometimes stored on other servers that had also crashed. The total global financial damage from the event was estimated to be at least 10 billion dollars.In the aftermath, the incident sparked intense debate regarding the fragility of a centralized and homogeneous IT ecosystem. The heavy reliance on a small number of providers for critical security infrastructure created a single point of failure that impacted global stability. Critics called for better regulation, more diverse software environments, and more rigorous patch management practices. The event served as a stark reminder of the risks associated with automatic, kernel-level software updates and the need for organizations to stage deployments to less critical systems before a full-scale rollout. While the technology landscape continues to evolve, the 2024 outage remains a defining moment in IT history, illustrating the profound interconnectedness of modern digital life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Arknights: Endfield is a 3D strategic role-playing game developed by Hypergryph and published globally by Gryphline. Set to launch on January 22, 2026, it represents a significant departure from the original tower defense title, evolving into a semi-open world action RPG with a deep focus on industrial management. The game is available on Windows PC, PlayStation 5, and mobile platforms including Android and iOS.The story is set on Talos-II, a moon colonized 152 years ago by pioneers from the planet Terra. These settlers arrived through a dimensional portal known as the Aethergate, but they were left stranded after the gate was destroyed a century ago. Players take on the role of the Endministrator, a legendary leader of Endfield Industries who awakens after ten years of hibernation to lead the Protocol Recycling Department. Talos-II is a harsh environment plagued by Corruption, supernatural disasters, and dangerous creatures known as Aggeloi. As the Endministrator, you must explore these untamed lands and expand the Civilization Band, which is the current foothold of humanity on the moon.Gameplay is divided between real-time action combat and complex factory building. Players control a team of four characters simultaneously, switching between them to unleash combo skills and ultimate abilities. A core feature of the combat is the imbalance mechanic, where heavy hits fill an enemy gauge to trigger powerful execution moves. All four characters engage in battle at once, sharing a skill gauge system that recharges over time.The industrial side of the game features the Automated Industry Complex, or AIC. This system allows players to design intricate production networks by extracting resources, building power grids, and using conveyor belts and pipes to automate the crafting of materials. The developers have aimed for a balanced experience where factory management is just as vital as character progression and combat, with the base builder supplying essential progression items.Technical performance is a major priority for this release. The game supports native 120 FPS, realistic environmental effects like snow-stepping, and NVIDIA DLSS technology. PC players will require roughly 50GB of storage space, while mobile users should expect a download size of about 25GB. For console and PC players, the title includes full support for both PlayStation and Xbox controllers with haptic feedback. Cross-platform saves are supported, allowing players to sync their progress across all available devices using the same account.The global launch follows a highly successful pre-registration period that saw over 35 million sign-ups. To celebrate, Gryphline is offering extensive rewards, including the five-star operator Snowshine and the six-star operator Ardelia, along with her signature weapon, Dreams of Starry Beach. Players can also earn premium currency called Oroberyl and various Headhunting permits through level-up milestones and sign-in events. Special redemption codes like RETURNOFALL and ALLFIELD provide additional resources for early players. Whether engaging in fast-paced battles or optimizing a sprawling automated base, Arknights: Endfield offers a distinct experience within the franchise that focuses on operational depth and strategic exploration. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The upcoming iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are expected to introduce some of the most significant design and technological shifts seen in the Apple ecosystem for years. Central to these changes is a fundamental reimagining of the display architecture and the biometric sensors that have defined the iPhone’s face since the introduction of the notch. Recent reports suggest that Apple is finally moving toward a long-anticipated goal: hiding the complex Face ID hardware beneath the screen, while simultaneously repositioning the front-facing camera to create a new visual profile.One of the most technically impressive updates involves the transition to under-display infrared technology. According to recent industry reports, Apple intends to place the Face ID sensors beneath the display panel. This move would effectively eliminate the need for the large, pill-shaped cutout currently required to house the infrared projectors and sensors. While the technology for under-display cameras is still maturing, the infrared sensors used for facial recognition are reportedly ready for this transition, allowing Apple to maintain high security standards while reclaiming valuable screen real estate.Complementing this sensor shift is a new display technology dubbed LTPO+. Manufactured by Samsung, this new version of the low-temperature polycrystalline oxide coating is expected to be significantly more efficient than the current LTPO panels used in the iPhone 15 and 16 Pro models. The primary benefit of LTPO+ is its ability to manage power consumption more effectively, which could lead to a noticeable improvement in battery life. This is particularly important as the Pro models continue to push the boundaries of brightness and refresh rate capabilities.Perhaps the most debated rumor surrounding the iPhone 18 Pro is the relocation of the selfie camera. For the first time, Apple is reportedly considering moving the front-facing camera from its traditional central position to the top-left corner of the display. This area is currently occupied by the system clock in the iOS interface. If this change occurs, it would mark a radical departure from the symmetrical design language Apple has favored for over a decade.This potential relocation raises a critical question about the future of the Dynamic Island. Since its debut, the Dynamic Island has served two purposes: it provides a unique software interface for multitasking and notifications, and it cleverly masks the physical cutouts for the camera and Face ID. If Face ID is hidden under the glass and the camera moves to the corner, the original physical necessity for the Dynamic Island disappears. However, the feature has become so popular and functional that many experts believe Apple will not abandon it entirely.There are several theories on how the Dynamic Island might evolve. One possibility is that it will become "more dynamic"—staying completely hidden when not in use and only appearing when triggered by a Live Activity, a phone call, or music playback. This would allow for a truly "all-screen" experience for most tasks, such as watching videos or browsing the web. Another theory, supported by mockups from tech analysts, suggests that the Dynamic Island will simply move to the top-left corner along with the camera. In this scenario, the island might expand from the corner across the top of the screen to maintain a sense of balance and utility. Some rumors even suggest a "shorter" version of the current design that occupies less vertical space.The utility of the Dynamic Island cannot be overstated. Users have grown accustomed to seeing "now playing" information, timers, and third-party app data at a glance. For many, losing this interactive element would be a step backward in software ergonomics. Therefore, the challenge for Apple is to balance the aesthetic desire for a clean, uninterrupted display with the functional benefits of the interactive island. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence have propelled the technology from a simple tool to a primary driver of scientific and medical discovery. In the healthcare sector, AlphaFold 3 is revolutionizing biotechnology by simulating how proteins interact with DNA, RNA, and small molecules, allowing researchers to model drugs before they are even synthesized. This is complemented by systems like Deli2M, which analyze genetic and medical records to predict lifelong disease risks decades before symptoms appear. Furthermore, AI models are now simulating disease trajectories to help doctors test treatments for cancer and Alzheimer's in digital environments, while smart contact lenses are being developed to detect early signs of neurological conditions like Parkinson’s disease with high accuracy.Beyond medicine, AI is providing new ways to understand and protect our planet. The FireSat project utilizes AI-powered satellites to detect wildfires within minutes and predict their behavior using infrared sensors. Simultaneously, researchers at NASA and Stanford have created neural networks that visualize Earth’s underground structures in 3D, helping to locate groundwater and mineral formations more efficiently. In the field of neuroscience, AI has enabled the mapping of a cubic millimeter of human brain tissue at a cellular level, capturing 57,000 cells and billions of synapses. This progress is matched by the development of non-invasive brain-computer interfaces that allow paralyzed patients to communicate by translating neural signals into text wirelessly and without the need for surgery.The underlying technology of AI is also becoming more efficient and versatile. The DeepSeek R1 model has proven that high-performance, frontier-level AI can be trained at a 70 percent lower cost, opening the field to smaller organizations and nations. Multimodal systems like GPT-5 and Gemini 2 are now capable of processing text, images, video, and sound simultaneously, allowing for more natural and deep collaboration. Meanwhile, autonomous agents like Devin can plan and execute complex software projects independently, acting more like co-workers than simple assistants.In the research frontier, AI co-scientists are scanning decades of literature to identify patterns and suggest new hypotheses, such as gene networks that boost photosynthesis. Finally, AI has entered the creative and industrial realms, where tools like Nvidia’s Omniverse and Adobe Firefly 3D are used to design entire virtual worlds and physical objects. These advancements signify a future where AI is not just assisting humanity but actively uncovering the secrets of biology, the environment, and the human mind, bridging the gap between imagination and computation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Obsidian Entertainment has officially confirmed that its fantasy role-playing game Avowed is heading to the PlayStation 5 on February 17, 2026. This launch marks the first anniversary of the game, which originally debuted on PC and Xbox Series X/S on February 18, 2025. The arrival on the new platform is not just a standard port but coincides with a major Anniversary Update that brings a host of new features and refinements to all players.One of the most significant changes included in this version is the expansion of character creation options. While the original release limited players to certain choices, the update introduces three new playable species: the large and scaly Aumaua, the small and furry Orlan, and the broad-shouldered Dwarves. This adds a new layer of diversity to the role-playing experience. Additionally, players will now be able to change their character's appearance in the overworld after the initial creation process.The Anniversary Update also introduces several highly requested features. A New Game Plus mode will finally be available, allowing fans to replay the adventure with their existing progress. A new Photo Mode has also been added, enabling players to capture the vibrant, colorful environments of the game. On the gameplay side, the Ranger and Fighter skill trees have been expanded and reworked to offer better combat variety, and a new weapon type has been introduced to further customize the player's build.Avowed has been described as a delightful alternative for fans waiting for the next entry in the Elder Scrolls series. While some critics noted that the game has a slightly dated feel, it has been widely praised for its earnest approach to fantasy, its playful mechanics, and a world full of wide-eyed wonder. The story is considered well-written, and the game features beautiful, interesting locations that offer tens of hours of exploration without becoming repetitive.PlayStation 5 players will benefit from a year's worth of technical improvements and incidental updates that have already been applied to the PC and Xbox versions. These include bug fixes, gear balancing, and the optimizations found in the 1.5 update, which previously brought Steam Deck verification to the game. For those who already own the game on existing platforms, all the new content and upgrades from the Anniversary Update will be provided as a free download. Pre-orders for the PlayStation 5 version are already live, offering a fresh audience the chance to experience Obsidian’s latest flagship RPG. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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PlayStation Plus is a multifaceted subscription service designed for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 owners, offering a tiered structure to cater to different player needs. The service is divided into three primary levels: Essential, Extra, and Premium.The Essential tier provides the core benefits that long-time users are familiar with. This includes access to online multiplayer, a selection of monthly games that subscribers can keep as long as their membership is active, exclusive discounts on the PlayStation Store, and cloud storage for game saves.Moving up to the Extra tier adds a substantial library of downloadable PS4 and PS5 titles. This catalog is updated regularly, with games being rotated in and out, similar to a digital library. For those seeking the most comprehensive experience, the Premium tier includes everything from the lower levels plus a dedicated Classics Catalog. This catalog features games from the original PlayStation, PS2, and PSP, as well as PS3 titles. It is important to note that while most games can be downloaded, PS3 titles are currently limited to cloud streaming. Premium members also receive additional perks like limited-time game trials and access to the Sony Pictures Core movie library, which includes a vast selection of films and some anime content.The service is constantly evolving, with significant updates occurring monthly. For instance, in January 2026, the catalog is set to add several major titles, including the horror hit Resident Evil Village and the expansive RPG Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Other additions for that period include A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead, Darkest Dungeon 2, Expeditions: A Mudrunner Game, and the classic racer Ridge Racer. However, the rotating nature of the Extra and Premium tiers means that as new games arrive, others depart. Titles like Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name and Sayonara Wild Hearts are among those scheduled to leave the service in early 2026.A key aspect of PlayStation Plus is its regional variation. Not every country receives the same game lineup or features. These differences are driven by licensing agreements with publishers, local legal regulations regarding digital content, and specific market strategies. In regions where cloud streaming infrastructure is not available, Sony offers a Deluxe tier instead of Premium. This Deluxe tier provides classic games for download but excludes the streaming capabilities found in the Premium version. Pricing also fluctuates globally to reflect local economic conditions, purchasing power, and currency values.Sony follows a specific strategy regarding its first-party titles. The company does not typically add its major new releases to the service on their launch day. Instead, it focuses on bringing these high-profile games to the catalog approximately 12 to 18 months after their initial release. This approach is intended to balance the success of individual game sales with the long-term value of the subscription service.For those playing offline, the service allows downloaded games from the Extra and Premium catalogs to be played without an internet connection, provided the console connects to the network at least once a week to validate the subscription status. This ensures that the membership remains active and the user still has access rights to the content. While the service has faced some criticism regarding price increases and the quality of monthly offerings, it remains a central component of the PlayStation ecosystem, providing a wide range of content from modern blockbusters to nostalgic classics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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iOS 26.2 is a major update released on December 12, 2025, that continues Apple’s evolution toward a more unified and intelligent ecosystem. The jump in version numbering from 18 to 26 reflects a shift to year-based naming, ensuring that iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS all share the same version number for the 2025-2026 release cycle.The centerpiece of this generation is the Liquid Glass design language. This represents the first major visual overhaul since iOS 7, replacing flat elements with translucent, rounded components. Liquid Glass is designed to behave like real-world glass, featuring real-time rendering that reacts to light, motion, and touch. In iOS 26.2, Apple added a specific Liquid Glass slider for the Lock Screen, allowing users to adjust the opacity and frostiness of the clock to better match their wallpapers.Specific functional improvements in iOS 26.2 include:Alarms for Reminders: Users can now toggle an Urgent option for any reminder, which causes it to behave like a true alarm with a snooze option and a visible Live Activity on the Lock Screen.Offline Lyrics in Apple Music: Lyrics can now be viewed without an active Wi-Fi or cellular connection, provided the song is downloaded.Enhanced AirDrop Security: To prevent unwanted transfers, a new verification code system is required when exchanging files with unknown contacts.Custom Snooze Durations: The classic 9-minute snooze is no longer the only option; users can now set snooze intervals between 1 and 15 minutes.Accessibility Updates: A new setting allows the entire iPhone screen to flash for incoming notifications, expanding on the previous LED-only flash option.Podcasts and News: Apple Podcasts now features auto-generated chapters and timed links, while Apple News has a simplified Following tab for quicker access to specific topics.Apple Intelligence remains a core focus of the system. iOS 26.2 expands Live Translation for AirPods to the European Union, enabling real-time voice translation through the headset. The update also enhances Visual Intelligence, allowing users to use AI on screenshots to identify objects, find products, or ask questions through ChatGPT integration.The Phone app has also been refined with a unified layout that combines favorites, recent calls, and voicemails. Features like Call Screening and Hold Assist help manage unknown callers and wait times, while Live Translation during calls allows for real-time conversation across different languages.Security is a critical component of this release. Apple has urged all users to update to 26.2 to patch several vulnerabilities, most notably two WebKit flaws that were reportedly exploited in sophisticated targeted attacks. These fixes address memory corruption and arbitrary code execution issues that could be triggered by malicious web content.In terms of compatibility, iOS 26.2 requires an iPhone 11 or later, effectively dropping support for the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR. While the operating system runs on older A13 Bionic devices, advanced Apple Intelligence features are limited to the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 series, and newer models with more powerful processors.Overall, iOS 26.2 balances a radical new aesthetic with practical utility and essential security hardening, setting the stage for future updates like iOS 26.3, which is currently in testing and expected to include improved iPhone-to-Android data transfer tools. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Xbox Game Pass has undergone a significant transformation as of early 2026, introducing a revamped subscription model with four distinct tiers to provide players with more flexibility and varying levels of access. The service now offers Essential, Premium, PC Game Pass, and Ultimate plans. The entry-level Essential plan is priced at 9.99 dollars per month and includes a curated collection of over 50 games along with online multiplayer and unlimited cloud gaming. The Premium plan costs 14.99 dollars a month, offering a larger library of over 200 titles and access to new Xbox-published games within a year of their release. For the most comprehensive experience, the Ultimate plan is available for 29.99 dollars per month, providing subscribers with over 75 day-one releases annually, access to Ubisoft Plus Classics, and the Fortnite Crew subscription. Desktop players can also opt for the PC Game Pass at 16.49 dollars per month.The library updates for January 2026 feature a strong lineup of major titles and day-one releases. A standout addition is Star Wars Outlaws, arriving on January 13, which is the first-ever open-world game in the franchise. Players take on the role of scoundrel Kay Vess as she navigates the galactic underworld between the events of The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Another headlining title is Resident Evil Village, joining the service on January 20. This eighth main entry in the series follows Ethan Winters as he fights for survival in a terrifying European village.The early part of the month sees a wave of releases on January 7, primarily for Premium and Ultimate subscribers. These include Atomfall, a survival-action game set in the British countryside five years after the Windscale nuclear disaster, and Lost in Random: The Eternal Die, an action-roguelike that incorporates dice mechanics into its combat. On the same day, the service adds Rematch, a skill-based 5v5 football game developed by Sloclap, and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine - Master Crafted Edition, which features graphical and quality-of-life improvements. Other January additions include a remodeled 2D version of the original Final Fantasy on January 8, the twin-stick shooter Brews and Bastards, and the hand-crafted metroidvania MIO: Memories in Orbit, which launches on January 20. Additionally, Nova Roma is scheduled to arrive on January 22.While many new games are arriving, several titles are scheduled to leave the Game Pass library on January 15, 2026. These departing games are Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, Neon White, Road 96, The Ascent, and The Grinch: Christmas Adventures. Subscribers who wish to continue playing these titles can use their member discount to save up to 20 percent on a permanent purchase.Looking further into 2026, the service is expected to add a wide range of highly anticipated games. The upcoming roster includes major titles such as Fable, Forza Horizon 6, Gears of War: E-Day, State of Decay 3, and Subnautica 2. The service also highlights recently added high-quality titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, which offers a paranoid thriller campaign and fluid multiplayer movement, and Avowed, an RPG set in the Pillars of Eternity universe. The value of the subscription is further supported by an upgraded rewards program, where Ultimate members can earn up to 100 dollars in store credit per year simply by playing games and completing challenges. Cloud gaming has also officially exited its beta phase, offering improved streaming quality up to 1440p for Ultimate subscribers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome to the show. This episode examines Rockstar Games’ response to a wave of controversy surrounding user-created content in Grand Theft Auto Online that referenced a real-world political killing reported in September 2024.According to the reports, the incident involved a high-profile conservative activist and quickly became a flashpoint across social media and online communities. In the aftermath, some players began creating custom missions that recreated or alluded to the shooting on a virtual university campus. These scenarios circulated within the game’s online ecosystem, drawing criticism for turning a real and traumatic act of violence into interactive entertainment.Rockstar Games moved to shut this down decisively. The company banned and removed multiple user-generated missions connected to the event and updated its internal content-filtering system—formerly described as a profanity filter—to block references to the individual involved. The goal was to prevent further tributes, parodies, or reenactments tied to the killing.The episode also explores the broader cultural fallout highlighted in these reports. The real-world incident sparked intense political reactions and reportedly led to professional consequences for some individuals who posted about it online. Against that backdrop, Rockstar’s intervention reflects the growing pressure on game developers to moderate how real-world violence is referenced or repurposed within virtual spaces.Ultimately, this story raises difficult questions about the boundaries of player freedom, satire, and responsibility. By removing these scenarios, Rockstar signaled that it does not want its platform used to gamify or sensationalize real-world acts of lethal violence, especially so soon after they occur.Thank you for listening. This episode underscores how events outside of games can ripple into digital worlds—and how developers are increasingly forced to decide where creative expression ends and ethical responsibility begins. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome to the show. This episode explores Apple’s latest move into the creative software space with the announcement of Apple Creator Studio, a new subscription bundle aimed at creative professionals and students.Apple Creator Studio brings together some of the company’s most powerful production tools—including Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and Pixelmator Pro—into a single monthly or annual plan. By bundling these applications, Apple is positioning the service as a more accessible entry point into its creative ecosystem, especially for users who previously found the individual software prices prohibitive.A major focus of the launch is the deep integration of advanced artificial intelligence features. The suite introduces tools such as automated video montage creation, musical chord identification in audio projects, and generative image capabilities powered by OpenAI. These additions are designed to streamline workflows, reduce technical barriers, and allow creators to focus more on storytelling and artistic direction rather than manual editing tasks.One of the most notable updates is the arrival of Pixelmator Pro on the iPad for the first time. With a touch-optimized interface, the app expands mobile graphic design capabilities and reinforces Apple’s vision of the iPad as a serious creative workstation rather than just a companion device.While all applications included in Apple Creator Studio will continue to be available for individual purchase on Mac, the subscription model offers a more cost-effective way to access the full suite—particularly appealing to freelancers, students, and emerging creators. Apple has also confirmed special pricing tiers for the education sector, signaling a clear push to capture the next generation of creative professionals.The service is scheduled to launch in late January 2026, marking another step in Apple’s broader strategy to combine hardware, software, and AI into tightly integrated creative tools.Thank you for listening. Apple Creator Studio reflects a growing shift toward subscription-based creative platforms, where accessibility, intelligent automation, and cross-device flexibility are becoming just as important as raw creative power. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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