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Episode: 1025
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Title: HPR1025: Infonomicon Episode #51
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr1025/hpr1025.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-17 17:35:55
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---
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Hey, all you sexy geeks out in Infonomic and Land, this is Infonomic and Radio Episode
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51.
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Hey, I have a hobby and I want my friends to pay for it.
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So before listening to my podcast, you're going to have to listen to a few words from
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our sponsors.
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Having sponsors is great.
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It keeps me from having to pay for bandwidth and it also has the added bonus as it keeps
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my hobby from being a true expression of me.
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And it makes it more of a job.
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This is fun.
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Hey, have you ever wanted to insert generic dream?
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Well, that's great because with insert generic product, you can be on your way to insert
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generic destination with all the insert generic gender checking you out with your new
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insert generic product.
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Go click on over to insert generic web destination and start living insert generic day.
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Info, motherfucking, ass-tastic, Namakon, Radio!
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Hey, it is Info and you guys are nom, new icons.
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This is Pixel TV.
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Let's listen to them, Roman subscribe,con OK?
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Roman subscribe,con OK?
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Roman subscribe,con OK.
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This is not normal time.
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This is a normal time.
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You can't listen toccion через the hot madness.
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It doesn't mean you might wiggle your nose.
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Hey, dr placement.
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This is Toja, I just watched Amplenomicon TV 6, it's pretty good, I like it, and cool stuff,
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and yeah, quite a cute little beard, keep it up, good work.
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Well hey everybody, this is Drupes, and this is Emponomicon Radio, Episode 51, and yeah,
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51 were almost to the 52, which would have been one year, and that should have been
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several months ago, but with our slow production cycle, that's how it goes.
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So what the fuck have we been up to if we haven't been putting out radio shows?
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Well let me tell you, we have been putting out radio shows of sorts, Mr. Fizzone has
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been hard at work, and we're almost done, I believe, with the code for podcast incubator
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version 2, and it's going to be a lot of PHP that's going to control a lot of things,
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and make the site a lot more automated for everyone, and then he's going to give that
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code out to anyone that wants it under the GPL, so people that say, hey podcast incubator
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is a good idea, but I don't want to have to do all the code to do it, we'll be able
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to have a nice database run site, boom, there you go.
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And what we're doing radio shows too, DOS Man and I, we're talking though, they DOS
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Man of course is from the packet sniffers, if you haven't, looked at that video, go
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to infanomacon.org and click on the link, and we've come up with a system of doing a daily
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radio show.
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Now who wants to hear me talk every day, that's nobody, I don't even want to hear myself
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talk every day, but I do want to hear good tech radio, and a lot of shows infanomacon
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included are supposed to be tech shows, but it mainly ends up talking about my poo or what
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that had for supper yesterday or what other people thought about something and blah blah blah.
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Hardcore tech is very lacking, and you have to listen to a lot of stuff to get tech on
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some of these shows.
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So we've come up with a daily show that's going to be nothing but tech.
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It's going to be like, here is a couple of little steps and then the show's over.
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There's no fluff, there's no nothing.
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The show will at least be five minutes long every day.
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And we're getting together a cast of characters to help host these shows.
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So that if we have 14 people, you're only going to have to listen to me once every two
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weeks.
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And that would really be really nice.
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And we're working on ways of recording these things because a lot of people that we want
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to get aren't really in the media scene as it would be.
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And from the Linux link tech show has actually set up an asterisk box for us to record
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stuff on.
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So we can have conferences that are all recorded in nice sounding.
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And I think that's really cool.
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So be looking for this, we've bought it in Maine, we're working on the site.
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Believe tomorrow we're going to have our first real episode.
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And as soon as we can get a couple episodes recorded, we're going to start the show off.
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And podcast feed or you can go to the website, it'll be on hacker media.
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And pretty much everyone that's involved is going to tell all their friends to listen
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to it.
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Because it'd be really nice to have a good hardcore tech show.
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Now I'm not going to quit and do an infinomicon to do this, but I mean, I'm infinomicon slow.
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And it slowly comes out and I think a daily show would just be awesome.
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I'd really like to compete with these people who have ads on their shows and try to sell
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you shit everywhere you look and are a lot more popular than infinomicon.
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Because I really, really think that the internet should not have ads everywhere.
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And I really hate looking at ads.
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I try my damnedest not to look at it, if you should look at my computer, run a little
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ad block, run in my host file, go out and go into websites that there are ads, I just
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don't go to those.
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I try not to go to those, I should say.
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Anyway, on with the show, well, for those of you all that are worried about Mr.
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Ophuscated, let me tell you that he is not a happy camper.
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He has electricity, his apartment's still there.
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He has internet now, I believe.
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And he also has a lot of work to do.
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He's been working really hard, the place he works and making sure the people get what
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they need.
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He's kind of in the supply business as it would be.
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So he's out there and he's alive and it's all good.
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As soon as we can get him on the show, we're going to get some first hand accounts of
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what Ophuscated thinks about the hurricane.
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Well, I recently had a magazine that was 66 pages long and 16 of those 66 pages were ads
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for one company.
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That's fucking awesome, full page ads, one page after the other for 16 pages.
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I love seeing that in the magazine.
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Bob Denver passed away and you're saying how the hell is that related to tech?
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Well, I'll tell you.
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How that is related.
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The boat that they took and they crashed into the island was named the SS Mino.
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Now Mino, it's a fish name, it's a stupid name for a boat ride, whatever.
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No, no, Mino was a real guy.
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Mino was Newton Mino.
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He was the JFK appointed FCC chairman who called at a National Association of Broadcasters
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Convention in 1961.
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He called television a vast wasteland and then aimed the boat after him.
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And that's awesome.
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Microsoft is in talks to buy a part of AOL.
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Now even with Microsoft's monopoly, Google is still kicking their ass and they don't like
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it.
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And just a little side note to AOL, remember like five years ago when you were in like really
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aggressive competition with Microsoft trying to get dial-ups subscribers and now they like
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you because they think they can use you and they're not using you to help you.
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They're using you to help themselves.
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So if you're going to go with AOL, you need to take full advantage of what they got and
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fuck them over because that's exactly what they're going to try to do with you.
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Let's see.
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Starting article the other day about cyber looting and the hurricane Katrina after math.
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Now you've all seen this looting of the people coming out of the stores with televisions
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and VCRs and shit because DVD players, no one steals a VCR I guess.
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But there's a lot of cyber criminals as they would be who have registered some domain
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names.
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One of these cyber criminals is a guy named Bob Moneyhan.
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And also known as Demon Moon, Florida has filed suit against this guy because he registered
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a bunch of domain names like Katrinahelp.com, KatrinaFamilies.com, KatrinaDonations.com.
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And he was having all that money donated to his private PayPal account, not any fun to
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help anyone.
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Katrina, other than himself, and he was not affected.
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And of course this is just like they did with the tsunami, I always want to say that
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tea.
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And scams and cyber crime, supposedly, is dinting public interest in online services such
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as shopping and banking because, well, there's crooked people everywhere.
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And it's much easier to go to a bank that you've seen like the last 30 years of your life
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and it's built out of bricks and everyone goes there as compared to some new branch that
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you've never heard of before.
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And it's in a shady part of town running out of cardboard box.
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You just want to give them your money.
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And with the internet, it's really easy for people to put up a front.
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Since August, 2,500 storm-related sites have been registered.
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On September 3rd alone, 450 domains with the word Katrina were registered.
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Now of course some of these are going to be good and some of these are actually really
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for helping people.
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But I'm going to say most of them are bad and all the enough, most of them are still under
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construction.
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And I think if I was going to be the scum sucker, they would buy Katrina helpers.com that I
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would probably want to have my side up and ready so I could steal my money from people
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who are trying to help people and just continue to be a master.
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Anyway, how would we fix such a problem?
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Well, domain registers, so who they go to do to get these names, don't look and see
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the content of the page.
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Once you buy the domain name, it's pretty much yours, you can do what you need with it.
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And so that's really hard to do.
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You could have like an online system for reputations, but I think that would be a logistical
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nightmare and it would still be something that you could defraud.
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So what do you do about things like this, email us and groups at empanama.org and give us
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solutions for how to handle being safe online, but go into a site that you think you can trust.
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I think that's kind of an interesting topic.
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Now, what's a site that people think they can trust?
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Well, that'd be Google.
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And Google is a business y'all, Google can do evil.
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And what is Google?
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Not the actual literal definition, but Google is an internet advertising company.
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They're not a search engine company.
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They're not an email-providing company.
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That's all features that they have for their main business, which is their advertising.
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And Google has been quietly buying up miles and miles of dark fiber and getting super
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fast connections between major cities like New York and Atlanta.
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And what's Google going to do with this, this, all this dark fiber that they're going
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to put a light through, and all this high-speed connection, well, they're going to go with
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some broadband stuff, baby.
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The next thing with the internet is broadband.
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I mean, America, I believe now, has more broadband users than dial up users.
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And that's awesome.
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So what are people doing with this broadband?
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And granted, our broadband kind of sucks as compared to other countries broadband.
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Some music video, TV, things like that, broadband is well suited for.
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Now Google, if they want to do things like this, is going to have to pay a lot more, because
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they have to pay for bandwidth themselves.
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And they have to go through an ISP, like I have Bell South.
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And when I go to Google, my Bell South talks to somebody and talks to somebody and eventually
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talks to Google's internet service provider, and Google has to pay for that bandwidth.
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And if they were their own ISP with their own little network, that would be a step out
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of what they have to pay.
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And maybe they could save a little money and make a little money because they're a business.
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And making money is what they do.
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Not being nice to you, making money is what they do.
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Google has Google Earth and Google Maps.
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It takes a lot of bandwidth.
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They also have a beta video search.
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But there's rumors of a Google music, a Google TV, and a Google talk, which would be similar
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to like a Skype kind of thing.
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And things like that use the bandwidth.
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Now Skype really does it because Skype is a peer-to-peer network, and Google's not really
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into that.
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Google's going to be wanting to be put in ads on the computer.
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Now some of us like the blogs and some of us don't.
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And Google, I have a complaint with it whenever I'm searching for something that should
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be an option to exclude blogs in the search, because a lot of blogs are really irrelevant,
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and there's a lot of people like me spouting off their opinion, but in text form.
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Well some people really end the blogs, and I guess we're certain things are very handy.
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And places like Google are always slow with the blogs.
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So the race is on, to become the blog search engine.
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There's places like Technoroddy Incorporated Feedster and IceRocket.com, who are seeing
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this opportunity and trying to seize on it.
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And they're trying to real-time search blogs.
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And I think that's really cool, as that's instant content.
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Like when I put it up there, if I was a blogger, these places would have it as soon as
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like humanly possible.
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Or excuse me, as soon as computerly possible, because that's probably a shitload faster
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than humanly.
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And while Google will take a while to do it, I can see when Google searches my site,
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and they're not very often searching my site.
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And well how do these blog search engines going to work?
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Well let's say I have, well I guess I kind of have a blog on Empanomicon, the front page,
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which spouts off our information, well how are they going to know that that's a blog?
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I'm not using any blogs software, I mean it's all just straight PHP and HTML.
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So how are they going to understand that's a blog?
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I mean obviously you can go to blogger.com or well known blog sites that host a bunch
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and know that they're blogs.
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So I think that's kind of interesting how they're doing that.
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If you have ideas about this, remember email me, droopsinphanomicon.org.
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I wouldn't know where to begin with things like that.
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But I guess if you're on the cutting edge of stuff, you can find out what the unofficial
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word is on things by reading the blogs, and you can watch buzz happen.
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And y'all I know that says it's been the greatest show ever, but we've been doing a lot
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of work with our other show that we're trying to start up, and we're actually recording
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it up so tonight.
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So I have to go do that, and I think this has been an Empanomicon.
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I think this is the shortest one ever, but that's okay, because something new and good
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is coming out of the shortness.
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Anyway, I've been droops, Mickey Finn.
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So I've been droopsinphanomicon, and I think this has been an Empanomicon, and I think this
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The sun's coming up and the birds are out singing
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Let myself into my pad, when my way up that's far
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Oostergacens twitch out eyes on it just a few more
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Pit the cantipop is a wreck that's already on the CD player
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And I just pushed that remote button to sublimit it
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Listen to this sweet sculptural rhythms of Charles Mingus
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And G.I.M on the rose and Jackie McLean
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But you had unknown sex opponents
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And the sound makes its way out the window
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Mingling with the traffic glasses outside you know her
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All of a sudden a mover coming by
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Feeling of brief mortality
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Because I'm getting older in the world
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Coming up on 41 years
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41 stony grey steps towards the grave
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You know the box awaits us
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Grizzly though now I'm gonna be beautiful words
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And just like Charles Mingus wrote that beautiful piece of music
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Hepatite but never doff it
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I say so long Eric
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So long John Coltayne and Charles Mingus
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So long G.I.M. didn't list a young
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So long Billy Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald
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So long G.I.M. really
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So long Muddy Waters
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And so long Howlin' World
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Go for the smokey
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Got yourself a gun
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I'm always saying you'll be there
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Chose on one
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Shake it
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One in a million
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You got to
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In the shadows
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No matter a bad sound
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Blue moon in your eyes
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You look a bit smaller than me
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I won't let love had gone
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Your poppin' never told you about
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The right and wrong
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But you're king, the good, the baby
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I believe that you're a few and fine
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You're shitin' nobody
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No wonder a bad sound
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Blue moon in your eyes
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Just sing around
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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So you feel the cup of smokey
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The world turns upside down
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No other buts things I've been insane
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Since they're blues walked in a town
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It's what you want in a million
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Cause you got that
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Shotgun shot
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Shake my body
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Bone in the room
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Bang sound
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Blue moon in your eyes
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Just sing around
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One poppin' never told you about
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The right and wrong
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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Oh yeah
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Oh yeah
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It's all good
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It's all good
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It's all good
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When you woke up this morning here
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But then was gone by half past 10
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Your head was going tinged out
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Ringin' like a bellroom your head down to your toes
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Like some boys gonna tell you there's
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Nothing you should know, that night keep us lying
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But today is so annoying
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And time's like days, make sure you want that
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If you'll never know what I mean
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And there are things that they appear to the others
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Wise husband's mother's father's sister
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But as long as don't you wish you didn't
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Function, don't you wish you didn't
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Think we only need to check and a next little thing
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Boy I do, so make up
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You're meant to go on
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Cause when you woke up this morning
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Ever then your head was gone
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Woke up this morning
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When you woke up this morning
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Woke up this morning
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Woke up this morning
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Woke up this morning
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You wanna be, you wanna be the children
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Don't worry
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Yeah, you know it's a
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You can't help yourself
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Woke up this morning
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Woke up this morning
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Woke up this morning
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Woke up this morning
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Woke up this morning
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Woke up yourself
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Woke up
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Woke up yourself
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Woke up
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Woke up
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Woke up
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