IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (TweakTown) 21/05/2014

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

IT News Head Lines (TweakTown) 21/05/2014

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Microsoft also made a bid on Twitch, but Twitch chose Google
When the news broke that Twitch was being acquired by YouTube - which is owned by Google - for $1 billion, it shocked most. But, did people really think that Twitch only had a single offer? No, no it did not.

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YouTube is having to fight against other interested parties, which includes Microsoft. Google and Twitch have agreed on the price, and are now reportedly working on the details of the deal, such as just how independent Twitch and its brand will be once it is fully acquired by YouTube. Twitch has reportedly looked at competing bids, but chose YouTube as it felt like the company was the best suited to its massive growth over the recent years.
Twitch has the aim of being the definitive platform for watching and streaming live video gaming, where it thinks Google can provide the means to get there.

New phishing scam targets Bank of America Merrill Lynch customers
Another day, another phishing scam targeting online banking users. This time around, cybercriminals are targeting Bank of America Merrill Lynch customers, tricking users to install malware designed to steal personal information. The scam email includes a PDF attachment which has a malware link that initiates a download of a "SecureMessage.zip" file - packaged with the Spyware/Win32.Zbot Trojan.

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Similar to other phishing attacks, the "secure message" includes a zip file, and users open the attachment inside of a Web browser. Users end up clicking a Dropbox download link where the malware is installed - another stark reminder for Internet users to be careful when clicking links from unknown users.
One-third of phishing attacks are aimed at financial institutions, and because of the large amount of attacks, banks have to follow new guidelines to better defend against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.

Oculus VR founder Palmer Luckey makes the cover of WIRED magazine
Palmer Luckey is set to become a household name over the years, but to us, he already is. Well, reaching the cover of WIRED magazine will surely speed that process up, with the founder of Oculus VR gracing the June 2014 cover.

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Peter Rubin interviews Luckey in the issue, with a quote on the front sure to get most people's attention: "This kid is about to change gaming, movies, TV, music, design, medicine, sex, sports, art, travel, social networking, education - and reality. The Oculus Rift is here, and it will blow your mind". There's not a word I disagree with there, I agree that VR - and more specifically, the Oculus Rift - will change, everything.

EA will be unveiling six new games at E3 next month
During EA's press conference at E3 2014 in just a few weeks time, the company will be unveiling six new games. The press conference takes place on June 9 at 3PM ET, where the six new titles will be unveiled during the one-hour conference.

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Spike TV will be broadcasting it live through the E3 All Access program, its website, the EA website and Twitch - which was reportedly acquired by YouTube for $1 billion. What new games should we expect? Well, we could see a sequel to Mirror's Edge, BioWare's Dragon Age: Inquisition, with the conference also offering a look at "new projects and intellectual properties currently in development".
We should expect to see Star Wars: Battlefront, as well as The Sims 4.

Night Trap, the FMV video game from the Sega CD days is being remade
Some of you might remember FMV games, with it all really kicking off with Night Trap on the Sega CD all those years ago. Well, it looks like Night Trap might be coming back on modern platforms according to the full-motion video game pioneer, James Riley.

Riley says: "I do plan to re-release Night Trap and have been talking with a number of interested parties to do so. However, the specific platform(s) have not been confirmed (including online) and I will let you know once we have a definite plan and release schedule". He continued: "Night Trap will come back, in better resolution and game play than before, we just want to be sure it's the best strategy for all involved".
For those who don't remember Night Trap, it was an interactive B-movie that had players engaging in switches between multiple camera feeds in order to capture vampiric creatures that were stalking a slumber party. It had some very questionable content for the time, with the US Senate removing the game from store shelves temporarily, and then the introduction of a content ratings system for video games.

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Fight with the 47 Ronin in our latest Blu-ray giveaway
To celebrate this week's release of 47 Ronin on home video formats, our friends at Universal Home Entertainment Australia have supplied us with copies of the film on 3D Blu-ray to give away to five lucky readers.
An update of the ancient Japanese tale, 47 Ronin stars Keanu Reeves in a slam-bang fantasy action adventure with amazing visual effects and a whole lot of swords.

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To go into the running to take a copy of the film on 3D Blu-ray home, simply correctly answer the following question:
What does 'Ronin' mean?
To enter, simply 'like' this post and share via Facebook or Twitter and send your answers, along with your postal address to ben at TweakTown.com before the competition closes on May 23rd. The total prize pool is approximately $249.75.

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47 Ronin is available on 3D + 2D Blu-ray + Ultraviolet combo pack, 2D Blu-ray + Ultraviolet combo pack, DVD and Digital from Australian retailers on May 21st.

Crytek says that 8GB of RAM might not be enough for upcoming games
According to Crytek's US Engine Business Development Manager, Sean Tracy, the 8GB of RAM in the next-gen consoles isn't that much. Tracy has said that the 8GB of RAM in the Xbox One and PS4 isn't impressive.

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Tracy elaborated: "8 gigs can easily be filled up. But also keep in mind that developers don't necessarily even have access to all 8 gigs of it. For example the Xbox One retains some of the RAM for OS purposes". He continued, saying that the computational requirements of games will quickly hit the new 8GB ceiling, noting that his team has already struggled with the 8GB of RAM ceiling on Ryse: Son of Rome on the Xbox One.
"[8 GB of RAM] will be one of the limiting factors surely in this generation," added Tracy, he also added: "As hardware gets stronger the complexity of scenes can be increased and the dynamism within them. However, with that said it's not the raw power alone that will allow for photo-realistic graphics but technology that intelligently scales and utilizes all that the hardware has to offer".

Assassin's Creed Pirates now playable in Web browsers
Assassin's Creed Pirates is now available for play in Web browsers, with Microsoft and Ubisoft providing support for Internet Explorer, Opera, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. To make it even better, the game runs full-screen and can be played using keyboard and mouse or touch interface. The game only works on desktop browsers and is a racing game instead of the regular shoot-em-up experience that the mobile versions provide.

The game was originally designed for Google Android and Apple iOS, and this is an interesting twist for PC-based gamers. In recent years, game studios are providing demos - or regular versions of games - available to play without installing the full-size game.
From the Microsoft: "Today, we're excited to announce a new partnership with Ubisoft to launch the first ever Assassin's Creed title on the modern web with HTML5, 3D WebGL graphics, and JavaScript. The Assassin's Creed Pirates web-based experience is available today for free play in five languages worldwide. New gameplay based on the popular iOS Assassin's Creed Pirates game allows you to step into the shoes of Alonzo Batilla, a young captain, racing his ship through the Caribbean seas, evading mines and other hurdles, amidst searching for treasure."

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Cybercriminal investigation leads to 80 arrested in 16 countries
Cybercriminals responsible for creating and using the "BlackShades" malware have been arrested, with police authorities in 16 different countries arresting at least 80 people reportedly involved. The custom malware was sold to thousands of clients, and led to more than 500,000 PCs being infected, giving criminals the ability to remotely access PCs.

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The criminal operation has been in operation since 2010 and was responsible for the distribution of "malicious software to thousands of cybercriminals throughout the world." Attackers were able to compromise users and had the ability to "access and view documents, photographs and other files ... record all of the keystrokes entered ... steal the passwords to the victim's online accounts and even activate the victim's Web camera to spy on the victim."
International police authorities are trying to crack down on organized cybercriminals, but tend to get to those responsible after

WhatsApp has pulled from Windows Phone Store
Today, WhatsApp's developers made the decision to pull the popular text messaging application from Microsoft's Windows Phone Store due to a major incompatibility with Windows Phone 8.1. The company says that the incompatibility was discovered during recent beta testing and proved to be detrimental to the apps functionality on Windows Phone 8.1.

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With Windows Phone 8.1 releasing in just over a month, the developers have just a short time to remedy the issues and prep Facebook's largest messaging platform for release, or it will quickly be replaced by the myriad of other messaging apps that do work on Windows Phone 8.1. "Unfortunately due to technical issues, we have chosen to un-publish WhatsApp Messenger on the Windows Phone platform. We are working closely with Microsoft to resolve the issues and hope to return to the store shortly. We apologize to our users for the temporary inconvenience," said the WhatsApp development team in a statement.

Worms Battlegrounds is headed to Sony's PlayStation 4 next month
The Worms saga is one of those game series that has managed to hold on for more than a decade and still remain relevant to new generations of gamers. Today Team 17 Digital Ltd announced via Sony's official PlayStation blog that the series' latest installment, Worms Battlegrounds, will be heading to the PlayStation 4 on June 3rd of this year.

Worms Battlegrounds features a massive single player campaign spanning 25 story missions and 10 "Worm-Ops" time-attack missions, which have been set across five stunning environments (Inca, Viking, Feudal Japan and Industrial Revolution) with new day-to-night lighting transitions as well. "We've even added in multiplayer clan support! Create your own clan and choose your own clan emblem or simply join another existing clan and take part in league matches! All of these earn you community points, which allow your clan to level up and grow larger," said the blog post. "A particularly cool thing is that if we were in a clan together we could - for the first time - play controlling the same team! I'd take control of two of the worms, and so would you. Just don't let me down; we're fighting for our clan's reputation as the best global Worms clan after all!"

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Cisco sends letter to President Obama, criticizing NSA surveillance
Cisco CEO John Chambers has written a letter to President Barack Obama urging him to curtail spying by the National Security Agency (NSA), in an effort to rebuild bridges and stop eroding trust. Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden turned the security world upside down when he disclosed organized mass surveillance against U.S. and foreign citizens.

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"We simply cannot operate this way, our customers trust us to be able to deliver to their doorsteps products that meet the highest standards of integrity and security," Chambers said in the letter.
Cisco believes Internet security is absolutely paramount, and wants to ensure its customers and users that nothing is being done to deceive its customers. In a previous company blog post, Mark Chandler, Cisco General Council, had this to say regarding the company's business practices, noting that Cisco does "not work with any government, including the United States government, to weaken our products. When we learn of a security vulnerability, we respond by validating it, informing our customers, and fixing it."

Google's Nexus 6 won't be arriving in 2014, but Android Silver might
Today several reports have began surfacing on the web that suggest that Google may be pumping the breaks on its Nexus line of Android smartphones much earlier than first believed. The rumors state that Google has decided not to release its next-generation Nexus 6 phone this year, but will focus efforts on its upcoming Android Silver line of pure Android devices.

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With no new Nexus device for 2014, this could mean that Google has already decided to call it quits on the brand. Rumors are also stating that we could see Android Silver devices unveiled in just a few months, with the first Android Silver devices going on sale in early 2015. LG is widely rumored to be the first major partner in the Android Silver initiative, and that Sprint could be the carrier with first dibbs on the new devices when they launch.

US Department of Justice charges Chinese army personnel for hacking
The U.S. Justice Department has filed charges against five members of the Chinese Army, saying they are responsible for launching cyberattacks to compromise American companies. This is a notable announcement, as it's the first time charges have been issued against foreign countries. Furthermore, industries targeted include nuclear, solar and steel companies, with hackers trying to give a competitive advantage to Chinese companies.

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"The range of trade secrets and other sensitive business information stolen in this case is significant and demands an aggressive response," said Eric Holder, U.S. Attorney General, during a press conference this morning. "Success in the global marketplace should be based solely on a company's ability to innovate and compete, not on a sponsor government's ability to spy and steal business secrets."
President Obama's administration has long accused the People's Liberation Army of launching cyberattacks targeting western companies, in an effort to steal intellectual property. Security experts are quick to point their fingers at China as the top foreign-based threat of organized cyberattacks against the United States.

OwnFone goes on sale as the world's first 3D printed Braille phone
A company based in London has launched the world's first Braille phone for the visually impaired. The phone is called the OwnFone and the front and back of the device were constructed using 3D printing techniques. The cases can be customized since they are made with a 3D printer.

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The company claims that this is the first phone of its kind to go on sale. Raised text can also be printed on the phone for people who can't read Braille. The phone is only available for purchase in the UK for now.
The device sells for £60 and the man behind the OwnFone, Tom Sunderland, says that 3D printing was used to keep the cost of the device down. The phone supports two or four Braille buttons that can be pre-programmed to call friends, family, or emergency services.

Cricket Wireless rolls out new unlimited plans starting at $35
More and more mobile phone users are getting away from standard providers with contracts and going to providers like Cricket Wireless where no contract is needed. Many of these people purchase cheaper phones outright, but some still out to pay outright for a high-end smartphone or bring their own device to the network.

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Cricket Wireless has announced that it has rolled out some new service plans for customers to choose form. The new plans come after the acquisition of Leap Wireless was completed. The new plans include 4G LTE data access and include unlimited talk, text, and data with rates starting at $35 monthly.
To get the $35 monthly rate you do have to choose automated billing for the additional $5 off each month, otherwise plans start at $40. Prices go up from there to $45 monthly, $55 monthly with the extra $5 off with the autopay credit.

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Google Now will remind you to pay bills with new update
Users of Google now will be able to take advantage of a new update that enables the service to remind you when it's time to pay bills. Forgetting to send in a bill is easy to do if you are very busy and don't rely on automated payments.

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The Google Now update is rolling out right now and will offer you bill payment reminders if you receive emails about your bills via Gmail. The update will identify emails with bills from the user Gmail account and those bills will show up as Google Now cards.
The card will feature the name of the biller, the amount, due date, and the ability to look at the email that was sent with the bill. This feature is another way for Google to set its Now service apart from similar offerings out there. Google added a location-based shopping service to Now earlier this month.

Rumors suggest Microsoft Surface Pro 3 tablet could land May 20
Rumors continue to swirl about a Microsoft press event that will be held on May 20. That event is expected to have some new tablets that are brought to the mix in the Surface line. One of the main rumors is that Microsoft will be unveiling the Surface Mini to better compete with the iPad mini.

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Another rumor has surfaced that Microsoft might also be rolling out a new updated version of the Surface Pro in the form of the Surface Pro 3. The tablet is tipped to offer a large 12-inch screen, which is larger than the 10.6-inch display found on Surface Pro tablets.
Sources suggest that Microsoft will roll out five different versions of the Surface Pro 3 with a basic unit offering an Intel i3 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage for around $800. Higher-end models will use Intel i5 processors, 8GB of RAM, and 245GB of storage. A version with an Intel i7 CPU is also expected.

Xbox One update allows users to control app sound levels
Over the weekend, a new update for the Xbox One started rolling out to users. The update adds in a nice new feature that allows the user to control the sound level of snapped apps. That means that the user can decide which of the two snapped apps is louder than the other.

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The update also brings the ability for the user to control volume levels when using Kinect for chat. Optional data tracking for Kinect Chat is also added .The goal of that feature is to improve voice recognition for different accents.
Data tracking is an optional feature that sends voice samples to Microsoft to allow them to add more data to the algorithms that are used for voice control. "The more voice samples we have to input into our algorithms, the better and more responsive Xbox One can be to our fans," Larry Hryb explains.

AT&T to buy DirecTV under definitive purchase agreement
We mentioned not long ago that AT&T and DirecTV hoped to announce a purchase agreement as early as today. That purchase agreement has now been announced with AT&T and DirecTV entering into a definitive agreement that will see AT&T buy the satellite provider. The deal will see AT&T pay $95 per share for DirecTV.

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The purchase will be funded in cash and stock and was agreed to unanimously by the boards of both companies. AT&T says that the deal will create a combined company that is a content distribution leader in the mobile, video, and broadcast platforms.
Once completed, the deal will allow the companies to offer consumers bundles that feature video, high-speed internet, and mobile service through its sales channels. AT&T says that DirecTV will continue to be headquartered in El Segundo, California after the deal closes. The breakdown on the purchase price sees DirecTV shareholders get $28.50 per share in cash and $66.50 per share in AT&T stock. The equity value on the deal is $48.5 billion and a total transaction value is $67.1 billion when DirecTV's net debt is included.

ProtonMail, an 'NSA-proof' email service from Harvard and MIT students
If you're worried about someone snooping through your e-mail, you might want to take a look at ProtonMail. The new e-mail service is being heralded as being "NSA-proof," something that was created by a group of Harvard and MIT students.

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ProtonMail was created by five founders, who all met at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Switzerland. They were each looking for an e-mail service that was more secure than Lavabit, which is what NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden was using until it disappeared. ProtonMail uses end-to-end encryption, with the founders using heavy user authentication measures. This, according to the founders, ensures that your data is inaccessible to the ProtonMail team, let alone a government or spy agency.
Andy Yen, one of ProtonMail's creators, spoke with Bostinno, where he said: "Even we don't have the ability to read that email. If we can't read it, we obviously can't turn it over to any government agencies". There's also a SnapChat-like feature built into ProtonMail, where users can program their e-mails to self-destruct once they have reached the recipient's inbox, or after a certain amount of time.

Amped Wireless REC15A Compact AC Wi-Fi Range Extender Review

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With 802.11ac now flooding the market, the sheer amount of solutions is truly mind boggling. Users now have an unlimited amount of options when upgrading or setting up their very first home network. For those that have a large amount of space to cover, the run-of-the-mill wireless router may not be enough, and that is where range extenders fit the bill.
Today, we will be taking a look at one of the latest solutions from Amped Wireless, and as you know, we have seen the RTA15 and REA20 come through the lab here at TweakTown. It will certainly be interesting to see how well the REC15A fits into the market and lineup from Amped Wireless. The REC15A is a 500mW "High Power" wireless range extender with capabilities of 150Mbps on the 2.4GHz band and 433Mbps on the 5GHz band.
MSRP for the Amped Wireless REC15A Range Extender is set at $99.99 with a one-year warranty.

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The scope of delivery for the REC15A includes the extender along with its dual-band antenna. We also found a good amount of reading materials in the box along with a setup disk.

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Taking a look at the front edge of the extender, I noticed Amped included a wired Ethernet port. Upon further inspection, I found this port is a fast Ethernet port and is capable of 100Mbps.

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The top of the REC15A houses the antenna connection with the WPS button and reset on the opposing side.

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The back of the extender houses the plug along with the default SSID. It's worth noting that this extender is not secured by default like many solutions.

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Above, we have entered the GUI of the extender. As you can see, Amped has laid everything out so that you can get an idea of what's going on with one glimpse.

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Setting up the extender, we must first choose what network we would like to extend. In my case, it would be the Linksys WRT1900 network.

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Next up, we enter the password for the wireless network and let the extender connect.

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After the extender connects, it will ask you what you would like to name your extended network.

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Above, everything is setup and ready to go. As you can see, we have 86 percent signal from the 5GHz band and 92 percent from the 2.4GHz band.

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Now we move to testing. On the 2.4GHz band, we connected at 73Mbps with our MacBook Pro. Starting right next to the range extender and moving out to a final distance of 40ft, I found the 2.4GHZ band to do quite well. At the furthest distance, the signal dropped to -50dBm but stayed at the same 73Mbps connection rate.

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Over on the 5GHz band, things were a little calmer; the MacBook Pro connected at 293Mbps. Right next to the extender, we have a -40dBm signal, and moving out from the base location, we find the extender keeping a good signal rate with the lowest signal at -68dBm.
As far as range extenders are concerned, the Amped Wireless REC15A is one of the more complete units I have seen come through. While I haven't been able to get my hands-on everything in the market, I would say the REC15A is just as good as, and maybe better than, the REA20 from Amped Wireless…that is if you don't need the extra gigabit ports and top-tier speed from your extender. If you do, then you may want to look into a full solution rather than a compact unit such as this.
The build quality of the REC15A is quite good; plastics are secure and don't feel flimsy, and the firmware on this unit was solid with no hiccups like we experienced with the REA20.
Performance of the REC15A was as advertised. I was successfully able to maneuver through testing without losing a signal, and even more, I feel that I could have went out further from the standard 40ft that I stop at during testing. In addition to the wireless extending capabilities of the REC15A, the unit does also offer a single fast Ethernet port if you want to extend and then plug in the extender to a PC or maybe a switch.
MSRP of the Amped Wireless REC15A is set at $99.99 with a one-year warranty. Current market pricing can be found below.
PRICING: You can find the Amped Wireless REC15A for sale below. The prices listed are valid at the time of writing but can change at any time. Click the link to see the very latest pricing for the best deal.
United States: The Amped Wireless REC15A retails for $99.99 at Amazon.
Canada: The Amped Wireless REC15A retails for CDN$145.44 at Amazon Canada.

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Sapphire Radeon R9 290 4GB Tri-X OC Video Card Review (with 4K tests)

Hitman Absolution

Version and / or Patch Used: Latest Steam Update

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Pretty much bouncing off an FPS wall, you can see the Sapphire R9 290 4GB Tri-X OC, like the reference card and even the higher-end R9 290X 4GB in "Uber Mode," perform quite similarly to each other with little difference being seen.

Tomb Raider

Version and / or Patch Used: Latest Steam Update

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Tomb Raider sees the Sapphire R9 290 4GB Tri-X OC get a nice performance increase over the reference R9 290 4GB. Thanks to the overclock, you can see it's not actually all that far away from the more expensive R9 290X 4GB in "Uber Mode."
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