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How to Make Your Phone Safer
Read · zdnet.com · 15 min · Issue #193
A tip attributed to the NSA: power off your smartphone once a week to improve its security and performance, which the article says also helps protect personal data.
Summary
A tip attributed to the NSA: power off your smartphone once a week to improve its security and performance, which the article says also helps protect personal data.
AlphaFold: The Most Useful Thing AI Has Ever Done
Watch · youtube.com · Issue #192
Veritasium's video explains how AlphaFold predicts protein structures, a problem that long stumped biologists.
Summary
Veritasium's video explains how AlphaFold predicts protein structures, a problem that long stumped biologists. Its chapters cover the CASP competition, how AlphaFold works, its Nobel Prize, and designing new proteins with RF Diffusion. It features John Jumper, David Baker and the Institute for Protein Design, and argues that AI-designed molecules could help with major problems.
Felo: AI Search and Creation Platform
Tool · felo.ai · Issue #192
Felo is a multilingual AI platform for searching, researching and creating content.
Summary
Felo is a multilingual AI platform for searching, researching and creating content. It can generate AI slides, mind maps, documents, images and webpages, and offers an AI agent, an API and an LLM playground. The site calls itself a free AI platform for research and creation, and it also shows an upgrade option for paid tiers.
DownThemAll: Batch Download Extension for Firefox
Tool · downthemall.net · Issue #192
DownThemAll is a free Firefox extension that downloads all the links or images on a web page at once, filtered by customizable criteria.
Summary
DownThemAll is a free Firefox extension that downloads all the links or images on a web page at once, filtered by customizable criteria. It supports pausing and resuming, and includes an accelerator that the page says can speed up downloads by up to 400%. The page lists version 3.0.7 as the latest stable release and notes that a WebExtension rewrite was delayed.
Your feed reflects what you engage with
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #190
The speaker says the algorithm is you and what you engage with
Summary
Your feed reflects what you engage with, so blaming the algorithm misses your own role in it.
The speaker argues that social media algorithms reflect the user's own behavior rather than causing depression or polarization. He demonstrates by searching for topics such as the New York Jets, wine and trading cards, and says the feed then fills with those interests. Anyone unhappy with their feed, he says, should change what they search for and engage with.
Key points- The speaker says the algorithm is you and what you engage with
- Search topics and like four or five posts to reshape your feed
- He argues social media is not what makes you depressed
Loom: Free Screen Recorder
Tool · loom.com · Issue #190
Loom is a screen recording tool that captures your screen, webcam and voice, then lets you trim, annotate, caption and share the video through a link.
Summary
Loom is a screen recording tool that captures your screen, webcam and voice, then lets you trim, annotate, caption and share the video through a link. It runs on Mac, Windows, Chrome, iOS and Android. The free version records up to 720p, with HD or 4K requiring an upgrade.
Elicit: AI Research Assistant
Tool · elicit.com · Issue #189
Elicit is an AI research tool that searches academic literature, covering 138 million papers and 545,000 clinical trials, and produces reports with sentence-level citations.
Summary
Elicit is an AI research tool that searches academic literature, covering 138 million papers and 545,000 clinical trials, and produces reports with sentence-level citations. It can extract data from papers, support systematic review screening, save sources in a library and track new research. It also offers an API and an MCP server, and its site has a "Try Elicit for free" button.
STORM: Stanford's AI Article Writer
Tool · storm.genie.stanford.edu · Issue #187
STORM is a Stanford AI experiment that builds structured, Wikipedia-style articles from scratch by generating topic outlines first.
Summary
STORM is a Stanford AI experiment that builds structured, Wikipedia-style articles from scratch by generating topic outlines first. It is still in development.
Good Enough Prompting: Getting Started With AI
Read · oneusefulthing.org · 11 min · Issue #187
Ethan Mollick argues most people use AI poorly by treating it like a search engine, not because they lack prompt engineering skills.
Summary
Ethan Mollick argues most people use AI poorly by treating it like a search engine, not because they lack prompt engineering skills. He suggests about 10 hours of practice on real tasks, plus specific requests, examples, context, and permission to say it lacks information. He cites a study where doctors using GPT-4 diagnosed no better than doctors working without it.
PromptForge by PromptDen
Tool · promptden.com · Issue #184
PromptForge is a free browser extension from PromptDen that adds a prompt library to AI tools such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude and Midjourney.
Summary
PromptForge is a free browser extension from PromptDen that adds a prompt library to AI tools such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude and Midjourney. Users can find, run, save and share prompts, use variables and collections, and pick from 30+ preset follow-ups. The Starter plan is free with limits, while the Plus and Pro plans cost $5.98 and $11.98 per month.
Learn skills by starting and shipping projects
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #183
Learn what moves you toward your vision, not status others assigned
Summary
Learn skills fast by starting a project first, learning on the way, and shipping it publicly.
The speaker argues that learning skills quickly matters most as AI and automation spread, since relying on one skill makes you easier to replace. He offers three steps: learn what serves your own vision instead of what school or status assigns, start a project before studying it in depth to avoid endless tutorials, and publish the work so real users can show whether it is valuable.
Key points- Learn what moves you toward your vision, not status others assigned
- Start the project first and learn only when you hit a roadblock
- Ship it even when embarrassed, because real users decide its value
Awesome Privacy: Directory of Privacy-Respecting Software
Tool · awesome-privacy.xyz · Issue #183
Awesome Privacy is a curated directory of open source, secure and ad-free software and services that helps users move away from big tech.
Summary
Awesome Privacy is a curated directory of open source, secure and ad-free software and services that helps users move away from big tech. Listings cover categories such as communication, security tools, networking, productivity and finance. Contributors submit and maintain the listings, and users can save their own collection. The directory is licensed under CC0 1.0 and was built by Alicia Sykes with Astro.
Brick: Turn Documents into Web Pages
Tool · brick.do · Issue #181
Brick turns documents into web pages, suited to landing pages, course syllabi, blog posts and team wikis.
Summary
Brick turns documents into web pages, suited to landing pages, course syllabi, blog posts and team wikis. Users can invite collaborators, choose design themes, add custom CSS and HTML, and connect services such as Google Analytics. Pages are encrypted at rest and in transit, and the company says it complies with GDPR. The free plan has no limits on page length or quantity.
Poor production can hide real expertise online
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #180
If communication is weak, people see you as weak even when your value is high
Summary
Poor production can hide real value online, because people judge experts by visible quality, not by their substance.
The speaker argues that value is hard to see when communication or production is weak. Using a 1 to 10 scale, he says someone with strong value but poor communication is read as a 3. Online, poor production quality can pull down how an expert is perceived even when their communication is excellent, and he says this happens to many online experts.
Key points- If communication is weak, people see you as weak even when your value is high
- Great communication does not rescue poor production, which the speaker rates as a 3
- The speaker says many online experts are seen as a 3 because their production sucks
Photoroom: Remove Unwanted Objects from Photos
Tool · photoroom.com · Issue #180
Photoroom's AI Retouch tool removes unwanted objects, people, text or watermarks from photos.
Summary
Photoroom's AI Retouch tool removes unwanted objects, people, text or watermarks from photos. Users select a photo and paint over the item, a process the company says takes about two seconds. Results download as PNG, JPEG or WEBP. The tool is aimed mainly at product and e-commerce images, and the web version is free to try, with paid API and Enterprise plans.
Blockly: Visual Block-Based Code Editor Library
Tool · developers.google.com · Issue #179
Blockly is an open-source JavaScript library for building visual programming editors with drag-and-drop blocks.
Summary
Blockly is an open-source JavaScript library for building visual programming editors with drag-and-drop blocks. The documentation describes APIs, generators and integrations that let it fit into most platforms, and it is built so everyone can engage with visual code. The documentation comes from the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a UK charity, and the page says Google supports Blockly.
AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning and Foundation Models Explained
Watch · youtube.com · Issue #178
IBM Technology's Jeff Crume explains how artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning and foundation models differ.
Summary
IBM Technology's Jeff Crume explains how artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning and foundation models differ. The 2024 video traces how these fields developed and covers recent generative AI advances, including large language models, chatbots and deepfakes. It aims to clear up common misconceptions and shows how these technologies affect various fields.
AI can tailor a resume and LinkedIn message
Short · instagram.com · Issue #178
Upload the resume and job description, and ask whether you are ready to apply
Summary
An AI assistant can check your resume against a job, then draft a tailored LinkedIn message to the hiring manager.
The speaker outlines a resume workflow using an AI assistant called Genius Agent. Upload your resume and a job description, and it says whether you are ready to apply and which changes to make. Export the hiring manager's LinkedIn profile as a PDF to draft a connection message. He also recommends You.com for interview prep, which returns company research, practice questions and sample answers.
Key points- Upload the resume and job description, and ask whether you are ready to apply
- Export the hiring manager's profile to PDF and ask for a tailored LinkedIn message
- Ask for company research, practice questions and sample answers before interviews
TikTok Is Becoming a Job Board for Gen Z
Read · tubefilter.com · 18 min · Issue #177
James Hale of Tubefilter argues that TikTok is becoming a job board for Gen Z.
Summary
James Hale of Tubefilter argues that TikTok is becoming a job board for Gen Z. He cites a TikToker who applied for a media role and was later invited to interview after commenters vouched for her. Per Resume Genius, about one in five Gen Z workers say they have applied for jobs or landed interviews through TikTok. Hale speculates that the platform may add job-search features.
IFTTT: No-Code Automation Platform
Tool · ifttt.com · Issue #176
IFTTT is a no-code automation platform that links apps, services and devices through rules called Applets.
Summary
IFTTT is a no-code automation platform that links apps, services and devices through rules called Applets. Users pick a trigger and an action, or enable prebuilt Applets, and Chat Create builds automations from a text prompt. The platform lists more than 1,000 services, including Slack, Gmail, Google Sheets and Philips Hue. It offers a free sign-up, with paid Pro and Pro+ plans raising the automation limits, Pro+ without a cap.
Squoosh: Browser-Based Image Compressor
Tool · squoosh.app · Issue #175
Squoosh is a browser-based image optimizer that compresses images while keeping quality high.
Summary
Squoosh is a browser-based image optimizer that compresses images while keeping quality high. Users open an image, compare results across codecs and save the smaller file, with advanced settings for finer control. Processing happens locally, so images never leave the device. The tool is linked to a public GitHub repository under GoogleChromeLabs.
Pika Apps: AI Video, Image and Audio Tools
Tool · pika.art · Issue #173
Pika's Apps directory lists AI tools for creating and editing video, images and audio.
Summary
Pika's Apps directory lists AI tools for creating and editing video, images and audio. Its studios include Video Studio, which makes multi-shot clips up to 30 seconds, along with Image, Speech and Music studios. Third-party models such as Veo 3.1 are listed alongside Pika's own models. The directory offers Try Pika Free sign-up buttons.
Food Mood: AI Fusion Recipe Generator
Tool · artsandculture.google.com · Issue #172
Food Mood is a Google Arts & Culture experiment that generates fusion recipes from the cuisines of two countries.
Summary
Food Mood is a Google Arts & Culture experiment that generates fusion recipes from the cuisines of two countries. Users choose a course such as a starter, soup, main or dessert, pick two countries, and can add a dietary preference or ingredients. Gemini generates the recipes and Google AI creates the images. Artists in residence Emmanuel Durgoni and Gaël Hugo made it.
Thread Reader App: Unroll Twitter/X Threads
Tool · threadreaderapp.com · Issue #171
Thread Reader App turns multi-post threads on Twitter, now X, into single readable pages.
Summary
Thread Reader App turns multi-post threads on Twitter, now X, into single readable pages. Users paste a post's link or mention @threadreaderapp with the word unroll under any post in a thread. Premium membership costs $3 a month or $30 a year and is described as adding exclusive features, while the core unrolling is presented without a fee. Two independent developers run it.
Napkin AI: Turn Text into Visuals
Tool · napkin.ai · Issue #169
Napkin AI turns pasted or imported text into diagrams, flowcharts, mind maps, infographics, data charts and slide decks, with no design skills needed.
Summary
Napkin AI turns pasted or imported text into diagrams, flowcharts, mind maps, infographics, data charts and slide decks, with no design skills needed. Exports include PPT, PDF, PNG and SVG, and visuals support over 60 languages. A free plan offers weekly AI credits and unlimited editing and PNG or PDF exports. Paid Plus and Pro plans add more credits, PPT and SVG export, and custom branding.
The Oblique Wing: Could It Change Air Travel?
Watch · youtube.com · Issue #167
Mustard's video presents the oblique wing, an aircraft wing that pivots to an angled position for high-speed flight and stays straight for low-speed flight.
Summary
Mustard's video presents the oblique wing, an aircraft wing that pivots to an angled position for high-speed flight and stays straight for low-speed flight. The concept dates to 1950s NASA work by Robert Thomas Jones and was tested in 1970s programs. The claimed benefits are lower drag at high speeds and a simpler design than other variable-geometry wings, while flight control at extreme angles remains difficult.
Unriddle (Anara): AI Research Workspace
Tool · unriddle.ai · Issue #165
Anara is an AI research workspace reached through this link.
Summary
Anara is an AI research workspace reached through this link. It searches over 300 million papers and the web, answers questions across your own files, and drafts writing with citations that link to the exact passage in each source. It also extracts data from papers into tables and exports to Word, LaTeX and BibTeX. It is aimed at researchers, students and professionals who work with scientific literature.
RustDesk: Open-Source Remote Desktop
Tool · rustdesk.com · Issue #162
RustDesk is open-source remote desktop software for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, presented as an alternative to TeamViewer, AnyDesk and Splashtop.
Summary
RustDesk is open-source remote desktop software for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, presented as an alternative to TeamViewer, AnyDesk and Splashtop. It can run on a server you host yourself, deployed with Docker, and the client can be branded with your own name, icon and logo. A paid Pro server edition is also offered.
Spotting a bot in an argument
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #161
A short TikTok on how to tell whether you are arguing with a bot.
Summary
A short TikTok on how to tell whether you are arguing with a bot.
AirClap: Local Wi-Fi File Transfer App
Tool · airclap.app · Issue #161
AirClap moves files between Mac, iPhone, Windows and Android over local Wi-Fi, without cables, internet or cloud storage.
Summary
AirClap moves files between Mac, iPhone, Windows and Android over local Wi-Fi, without cables, internet or cloud storage. Devices find each other automatically on the same network, and you drag files onto the app to send them. Basic transfers are free and need no account, while a Pro tier adds unlimited transfers and folder sharing. The vendor claims transfers are faster than AirDrop in its own tests.
ChefGPT: AI Recipe and Nutrition App
Tool · chefgpt.xyz · Issue #161
ChefGPT is an AI app that generates recipes from the ingredients you have on hand.
Summary
ChefGPT is an AI app that generates recipes from the ingredients you have on hand. It also estimates calories from a photo of a meal, builds weekly meal plans with shopping lists, and tracks what is in your pantry. It is aimed at home cooks and people with health goals, and it appears to be a subscription product.
Digital Minimalism as a Cure for Overstimulation
Read · dansilvestre.com · 17 min · Issue #159
Dan Silvestre presents digital minimalism as using technology intentionally, keeping the tools that add value and removing the rest.
Summary
Dan Silvestre presents digital minimalism as using technology intentionally, keeping the tools that add value and removing the rest. He gives concrete steps: keep four key apps on the phone's home screen, turn off most notifications, check email only twice a day, move rarely used files to the cloud, and use blocking tools such as Cold Turkey or LeechBlock for time sinks.
Frame vertical videos with centred key content
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #150
Centre the composition, since rule-of-thirds guides do not work vertically
Summary
Frame vertical videos with centred composition, layered depth, and key content above the lower third.
The creator explains how to frame vertical video without the rule of thirds. Keep the composition centered and balanced, turn the body slightly with the eyes near the center for a more engaging frame, and layer foreground and background for depth. Place important content above the lower third, since captions and usernames cover the bottom of the frame.
Key points- Centre the composition, since rule-of-thirds guides do not work vertically
- Turn your body and put your lead eye in the centre for a captivating shot
- Everything below the lower third gets covered by username and subtitles
Earbuds that work as a full computer
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #150
Beamforming and scene analysis isolate one speaker in a noisy restaurant
Summary
The speaker says these earbuds act as a full computer, with beamforming, denoising, transcription and translation.
A demo shows earbuds that boost speech in front of the wearer, isolate one voice, remove background noise and translate a conversation into English through text-to-speech. The speaker says these are a complete computer rather than simple earbuds and may replace some tasks done on visual computers.
Key points- Beamforming and scene analysis isolate one speaker in a noisy restaurant
- Machine-learning denoising and AI translation turn speech into text-to-speech in English
- The speaker expects such devices to replace some visual computers
Suno
Tool · suno.com · Issue #150
Suno is a web and mobile AI music generator that turns a text prompt into a complete song with vocals, lyrics and production in about a minute.
Summary
Suno is a web and mobile AI music generator that turns a text prompt into a complete song with vocals, lyrics and production in about a minute. Users can steer genre, mood and vocal settings, and use stem separation, Voices and a browser-based studio. The free tier allows 10 songs a day, while the paid Pro and Premier plans add monthly song quotas and commercial rights.
How to Organize Your Digital Life With PARA
Watch · youtube.com · Issue #149
Tiago Forte's video explains the PARA method, a simple system for organizing digital information so it can be found when needed.
Summary
Tiago Forte's video explains the PARA method, a simple system for organizing digital information so it can be found when needed. It covers the 10-to-15 rule for creating projects, a way to plan weekly tasks with PARA, and a second brain setup in Apple Notes. Forte also points viewers to his book Building a Second Brain.
Magic Loops
Tool · magicloops.dev · Issue #149
Magic Loops is a platform for building AI-powered apps and automations by combining LLMs and code, with the pitch that you can build apps without writing code.
Summary
Magic Loops is a platform for building AI-powered apps and automations by combining LLMs and code, with the pitch that you can build apps without writing code. Its gallery includes community apps such as Magic Alchemy and Idea Builder. A free tier offers 8,000 credits and public loops, while the Professional plan costs $20 per month and adds private loops.
VirusTotal
Tool · virustotal.com · Issue #148
VirusTotal is a service for checking whether a file or link is a potential threat.
Summary
VirusTotal is a service for checking whether a file or link is a potential threat. Scammers use increasingly convincing methods, so checking suspicious files and links before opening them is useful. The site is provided by VirusTotal.
How I Search in 2024
Read · newsletter.vickiboykis.com · 6 min · Issue #148
Vicki Boykis describes how she searches the web in 2024, arguing that search is splitting into task-specific tools as LLMs and independent search engines grow.
Summary
Vicki Boykis describes how she searches the web in 2024, arguing that search is splitting into task-specific tools as LLMs and independent search engines grow. She uses Kagi, a paid search engine she switched to in January 2024, which has a summarizer and a Small Web section. She also uses Marginalia, an open source, non-commercial index run by one person, and Perplexity for technical lookups with citations.
Codedex
Tool · codedex.io · Issue #147
Codedex is a coding education platform for kids and adults.
Summary
Codedex is a coding education platform for kids and adults. It offers a fantasy-themed learning route through Python, HTML, CSS or JavaScript. Learners earn experience points to unlock new regions and collect badges at their own pace.
Smartphones from puberty weaken social skills
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #146
Millennials grew up with flip phones, while Gen Z got smartphones and social media at puberty
Summary
The speaker says smartphones from puberty have weakened Gen Z's social skills, and kids need time with other kids.
The speaker contrasts millennials, who grew up with flip phones, with Gen Z, who got smartphones and social media at the start of puberty. Gen Z spent less time in person with friends, which the speaker links to lower self-confidence. The speaker urges parents to limit phones and social media and to replace that time with in-person time with other kids.
Key points- Millennials grew up with flip phones, while Gen Z got smartphones and social media at puberty
- Gen Z gets together physically but stays on devices, the speaker says
- Parents should cut phone access and give kids things to do with peers
Three Excel shortcuts that save time
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #146
Alt equals inserts a sum for a selected cell or table, instead of typing equals
Summary
Three Excel shortcuts save time: Alt equals for sums, Ctrl+E to split values, and a shortcut to clean up tables.
The speaker lists three Excel tips. The Alt and equals shortcut inserts a sum for a selected range instead of typing a formula. Ctrl+E fills the rest of a column after you type the first value, which splits data from one column into several. The third is a shortcut for quickly cleaning up a messy table instead of doing it by hand.
Key points- Alt equals inserts a sum for a selected cell or table, instead of typing equals
- Type the first value, then Ctrl+E to auto-fill the rest of a split column
- The spoken shortcut Alt, 0, A is used to tidy a messy table
7 Windows 11 Tips and Hidden Settings
Watch · youtube.com · Issue #145
CNET's video presents seven built-in Windows 11 tweaks meant to make the system easier to use.
Summary
CNET's video presents seven built-in Windows 11 tweaks meant to make the system easier to use. The tips cover moving the Start button, using Snap Layouts, hiding desktop icons, adding extra clocks, managing startup apps, turning on dark mode and running Disk Cleanup. All of them are features already included in Windows 11.
Digital Defense: Personal Security Checklist
Tool · digital-defense.io · Issue #143
Alicia Sykes built Digital Defense, a personal security checklist for protecting privacy, online accounts and devices.
Summary
Alicia Sykes built Digital Defense, a personal security checklist for protecting privacy, online accounts and devices. It holds 12 checklists with 259 items, covering web browsing, networks, authentication, email, messaging, social media, smart home and personal finance. Users tick items off at Essential, Optional and Advanced levels. The project is MIT-licensed and open source on GitHub.
This Transparent Engine Is Fascinating (How Engines Work)
Watch · youtube.com · Issue #142
Destin Sandlin's SmarterEveryDay episode 292 uses a see-through engine to show how an internal combustion engine works.
Summary
Destin Sandlin's SmarterEveryDay episode 292 uses a see-through engine to show how an internal combustion engine works. Its topics include pistons, engine blocks, valve timing and fuel injection. The episode was published in November 2023 and runs about 25 minutes.
Docalysis
Tool · docalysis.com · Issue #142
Docalysis is an AI tool for chatting with PDF documents, answering questions about a file within seconds.
Summary
Docalysis is an AI tool for chatting with PDF documents, answering questions about a file within seconds. Its products are Chat, Batch, Embed and an API. The company claims it saves 95% of the time spent reading documents, and says files can be deleted at any time.
PDF2Anki (now Memo)
Tool · pdf2-anki.com · Issue #141
PDF2Anki now redirects to Memo, an AI study workspace.
Summary
PDF2Anki now redirects to Memo, an AI study workspace. Users upload PDFs, videos, websites or text, then get flashcards, notes, practice tests and summaries, with answers cited to specific pages or timestamps. A free forever plan is offered, with paid tiers above it. Memo was built by two medical students.
Explorer Globe
Tool · explorer.globe.engineer · Issue #141
Explorer Globe turns a search phrase into a graphic breakdown of the topic, moving from a general overview down to specific detail.
Summary
Explorer Globe turns a search phrase into a graphic breakdown of the topic, moving from a general overview down to specific detail. The author, who prefers visual information, uses it for research, with a large language model as the example.
Turn off Google location history and tune ads
Short · tiktok.com · Issue #140
The Maps menu shows a daily timeline of routes from your phone
Summary
Google keeps a timeline of your movements, and the speaker says you can switch off location history and tune ad topics.
The speaker shows where to find the Google Maps Timeline, which displays daily routes for a phone that has been carried around. Location History can be turned off there, and data from services such as mail, phone audio and Drive can be exported. The speaker also says users can review which ad topics are shown, reduce sensitive topics, or turn off personalized ads entirely.
Key points- The Maps menu shows a daily timeline of routes from your phone
- Location History can be turned off from a Google account page
- Ad topics can be reduced, or personalised ads switched off entirely
Sleep Cycle: Sleep Analysis App
Tool · sleepcycle.com · Issue #140
Sleep Cycle is a sleep-tracking app that uses sound analysis, drawing on 3 billion sleep sessions and 15 years of science, to help users sleep better.
Summary
Sleep Cycle is a sleep-tracking app that uses sound analysis, drawing on 3 billion sleep sessions and 15 years of science, to help users sleep better. Features include a Smart Alarm, a sleep journal, a sleep test and an 'Ask me about your sleep' feature. The app offers a 30-day free trial.
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