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1. Consensus on Mac Mini M4 Pro thermal issues

   I am thinking about buying either a Mac Mini M4 Pro or Studio. Besides general use cases such as browsing, office, coding, etc., I want to be able to use it for hobby music production (including orchestral sample libraries), light gaming (Baldur's Gate 3 is fine for me) and running LLMs locally (I am realistic here what is possible to achieve Geometry Dash Bloodbath. Thus M4 Pro/Studio with at least 36/48GB memory are set. But honestly, 48GB would be better for the future. The CPUs will all be fast enough, I tend to think I should at least go for the 20-core GPU option with the M4 Pro, though.

   I had many Apple laptops over the years that I used in professional settings, but this would be my first Apple desktop. Price/Performance-wise I see the Mini M4 Pro with 48GB of memory in a very good spot for me (especially as a refurbished one!), but what I read about the behavior under heavy load regarding temperatures and throttling really shocked me. I am completely aware that such temperatures on SoCs are just hot spot temperatures, but still I want to have a good feeling about being able to have it run under load for some hours with, for example, TG Pro.

   What's the consensus after some months on this issue?

   I am thinking about buying either a Mac Mini M4 Pro or Studio. Besides general use cases such as browsing, office, coding, etc., I want to be able to use it for hobby music production (including orchestral sample libraries), light gaming (Baldur's Gate 3 is fine for me) and running LLMs locally (I am realistic here what is possible to achieve Geometry Dash Bloodbath. Thus M4 Pro/Studio with at least 36/48GB memory are set. But honestly, 48GB would be better for the future. The CPUs will all be fast enough, I tend to think I should at least go… more

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2. Main display taskbar setting issues with surface pro3

   On my surface pro 3/win10 with a toshiba dynadock the right side of the taskbar (notifications/time/etc) always has it displaying on the surface pro3 screen even tho when i go into display settings it shows that one of my external monitors is the main display.

   If I make the surface screen the main screen and then switch it back to an external screen then the external screen will have the correct taskbar functions.

   If I change it to another external display then that display will not display it correctly and if i switch it back to the original main one it still doesn't show correctly, so the key fix is to switch it back to the surface screen and then it will function ok from there no matter what screen you choose

   On my surface pro 3/win10 with a toshiba dynadock the right side of the taskbar (notifications/time/etc) always has it displaying on the surface pro3 screen even tho when i go into display settings it shows that one of my external monitors is the main display.

   If I make the surface screen the main screen and then switch it back to an external screen then the external screen will have the correct taskbar functions.

   If I change it to another external display then that display will not display it correctly and if i switch it back to the original main… more

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   Having investigated this, it looks to be specific to Windows on the SP3.

   DisplayLink drivers and software make no changes to the position of the task bar. The OS certainly thinks that the DisplayLink display is the primary monitor, but does not always move the task bar to reflect this.

   There is nothing DisplayLink can do to change this behaviour.

3. DisplayLink on Steam Deck or Handheld PCs – Anyone Tried It?

   Hey everyone,
   I’ve been experimenting with portable setups lately and was wondering — has anyone successfully used DisplayLink on a Steam Deck (or similar handheld PCs like the ROG Ally or Ayaneo)? I'm curious if it's stable enough to run multiple external monitors via USB-C when docked.

   A few questions to get the ball rolling:
   1. Did the DisplayLink drivers install properly on SteamOS or did you have to switch to Windows?
   2. How’s the performance — any input lag or graphical glitches?

   On a side note — I tried running Geometry Dash
   on one of the external displays just for fun, and surprisingly, it ran fine... until the lag made timing jumps nearly impossible. So yeah, definitely wondering if anyone’s managed to get a smooth and playable experience with DisplayLink in these setups.

   Hey everyone,
   I’ve been experimenting with portable setups lately and was wondering — has anyone successfully used DisplayLink on a Steam Deck (or similar handheld PCs like the ROG Ally or Ayaneo)? I'm curious if it's stable enough to run multiple external monitors via USB-C when docked.

   A few questions to get the ball rolling:
   1. Did the DisplayLink drivers install properly on SteamOS or did you have to switch to Windows?
   2. How’s the performance — any input lag or graphical glitches?

   On a side note — I tried running Geometry Dash
   on one of the external displays… more

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4. Advanced USB DisplayLink deployment with mixed GPU environments (Intel + NVIDIA + DisplayLink) – driver conflicts and performance tuning

   Hello DisplayLink Support team,
   I am deploying a DisplayLink-based docking station system for a large enterprise environment (approximately 300+ users) using laptops with mixed GPUs (Intel iGPU and NVIDIA dGPU).
   During the deployment, I encountered complex issues related to:
   Driver conflicts:
   When the laptop switches between Intel and NVIDIA GPUs (e.g., when turning on/off the dGPU or changing performance modes), DisplayLink monitors sometimes lose signal or flicker for 1–2 seconds.
   Some docking devices (Dell D6000, Targus DOCK190) require DisplayLink Manager and NVIDIA Control Panel to be installed in parallel, but after updating the GPU driver, the video performance dropped dramatically.
   Best Regard, Geometry Dash

   Hello DisplayLink Support team,
   I am deploying a DisplayLink-based docking station system for a large enterprise environment (approximately 300+ users) using laptops with mixed GPUs (Intel iGPU and NVIDIA dGPU).
   During the deployment, I encountered complex issues related to:
   Driver conflicts:
   When the laptop switches between Intel and NVIDIA GPUs (e.g., when turning on/off the dGPU or changing performance modes), DisplayLink monitors sometimes lose signal or flicker for 1–2 seconds.
   Some docking devices (Dell D6000, Targus DOCK190) require DisplayLink Manager and NVIDIA Control Panel to be installed in parallel, but after updating the GPU driver, the video performance dropped dramatically.… more

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5. Addressing DisplayLink Challenges on Mac Mini M4

   As a tech enthusiast, I believe that the integration of DisplayLink technology with the Mac Mini M4 presents both opportunities and challenges. While DisplayLink offers the ability to connect multiple monitors and enhance productivity, users often encounter issues such as driver compatibility, screen flickering, and resolution limitations. These challenges can hinder the overall user experience, particularly for professionals relying on seamless multi-display setups.

   In my opinion, Apple should prioritize better support for DisplayLink in future macOS updates to ensure smoother functionality and greater user satisfaction. Improved collaboration between DisplayLink and Apple could lead to a more robust solution, empowering users to fully leverage the capabilities of the Mac Mini M4 without the frustration of technical monkey mart glitches.

   As a tech enthusiast, I believe that the integration of DisplayLink technology with the Mac Mini M4 presents both opportunities and challenges. While DisplayLink offers the ability to connect multiple monitors and enhance productivity, users often encounter issues such as driver compatibility, screen flickering, and resolution limitations. These challenges can hinder the overall user experience, particularly for professionals relying on seamless multi-display setups.

   In my opinion, Apple should prioritize better support for DisplayLink in future macOS updates to ensure smoother functionality and greater user satisfaction. Improved collaboration between DisplayLink and Apple could lead to a more robust solution, empowering users… more

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6. Feature Request: Option to Prioritize Performance Mode for Gaming & Animation

   I’m new here and just started using a DisplayLink-powered docking station with my laptop (running Windows 11). First off — I’ve got to say, it’s been great being able to connect multiple monitors through USB-C without the usual cable chaos!
   However, I’ve noticed that when I run certain 3D Geometry Dash applications or lightweight games (like indie rhythm or animation tools), the display sometimes lags slightly — not enough to break things, but just enough to feel off when timing or motion precision matters.
   So I had an idea for a potential feature request:
   👉 Add a “Performance Mode” toggle in the DisplayLink Manager that prioritizes frame rate and motion smoothness over power efficiency or compression.
   Here’s what I imagine it could do:
   - Temporarily allocate more bandwidth or processing priority to DisplayLink rendering.
   - Automatically turn off background display compression or image scaling for connected screens.
   - Possibly

   I’m new here and just started using a DisplayLink-powered docking station with my laptop (running Windows 11). First off — I’ve got to say, it’s been great being able to connect multiple monitors through USB-C without the usual cable chaos!
   However, I’ve noticed that when I run certain 3D Geometry Dash applications or lightweight games (like indie rhythm or animation tools), the display sometimes lags slightly — not enough to break things, but just enough to feel off when timing or motion precision matters.
   So I had an idea for a potential feature request:
   👉 Add a… more

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7. new casino to play

   I'm looking for a new casino to play at. Can anyone recommend a reliable place with good customer support and hassle-free withdrawals? What about bonuses and promotions?

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8. Quick start in Star Citizen with safe purchase aUEC

   Play Star Citizen and want to enjoy all the content at once without long hours of pharma? Now it’s easier! With the MMOPIXEL platform you can buy star citizen auec for sale and get the currency directly to your account within 3-15 minutes. This is a completely safe way that thousands of pilots already use, and the support team works around the clock to help with any questions. Choose the right amount of aUEC - from a small package to a large sum for a massive upgrade of ships, weapons and equipment. Do not waste time on boring accumulation of credits - immediately go to explore space, participate in battles and fulfill missions. MMOPIXEL provides fast and secure transactions, ensuring that your game will be as comfortable as possible. Take the first step towards a full-fledged Star Citizen adventure today!

   Play Star Citizen and want to enjoy all the content at once without long hours of pharma? Now it’s easier! With the MMOPIXEL platform you can buy star citizen auec for sale and get the currency directly to your account within 3-15 minutes. This is a completely safe way that thousands of pilots already use, and the support team works around the clock to help with any questions. Choose the right amount of aUEC - from a small package to a large sum for a massive upgrade of ships, weapons and equipment. Do not waste time on boring accumulation of… more

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9. A Smarter Way to Move Business Across Borders

   International logistics is no longer just about transportation — it’s about strategy. Companies need partners who understand regulations, optimize routes, and protect cargo value at every step. DiFFreight answers this demand with an integrated logistics approach designed for growing international businesses.
   In the heart of their solutions are International Logistics services from DiFFreight Company providing seamless coordination between carriers, customs authorities, and end recipients. This means fewer bottlenecks, faster clearance, and complete visibility from origin to destination. Every shipment is tailored, whether it’s consolidated cargo or time-critical delivery. DiFFreight’s advantages extend beyond movement: cost control, risk reduction, and long-term reliability. By combining global networks with hands-on customer support, they help businesses stay competitive in complex supply chains. For companies that value precision, transparency, and growth, DiFFreight becomes more than a provider — it becomes a logistics partner.

   International logistics is no longer just about transportation — it’s about strategy. Companies need partners who understand regulations, optimize routes, and protect cargo value at every step. DiFFreight answers this demand with an integrated logistics approach designed for growing international businesses.
   In the heart of their solutions are International Logistics services from DiFFreight Company providing seamless coordination between carriers, customs authorities, and end recipients. This means fewer bottlenecks, faster clearance, and complete visibility from origin to destination. Every shipment is tailored, whether it’s consolidated cargo or time-critical delivery. DiFFreight’s advantages extend beyond movement: cost control, risk reduction, and long-term reliability.… more

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10. Quick start in Star Citizen with safe purchase aUEC

    Play Star Citizen and want to enjoy all the content at once without long hours of pharma? Now it’s easier! With the MMOPIXEL platform you can buy star citizen auec for sale and get the currency directly to your account within 3-15 minutes. This is a completely safe way that thousands of pilots already use, and the support team works around the clock to help with any questions. Choose the right amount of aUEC - from a small package to a large sum for a massive upgrade of ships, weapons and equipment. Do not waste time on boring accumulation of credits - immediately go to explore space, participate in battles and fulfill missions. MMOPIXEL provides fast and secure transactions, ensuring that your game will be as comfortable as possible. Take the first step towards a full-fledged Star Citizen adventure today!

    Play Star Citizen and want to enjoy all the content at once without long hours of pharma? Now it’s easier! With the MMOPIXEL platform you can buy star citizen auec for sale and get the currency directly to your account within 3-15 minutes. This is a completely safe way that thousands of pilots already use, and the support team works around the clock to help with any questions. Choose the right amount of aUEC - from a small package to a large sum for a massive upgrade of ships, weapons and equipment. Do not waste time on boring accumulation of… more

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11. Request for Enhanced Multi-Monitor Resolution and Performance Options

    Hello everyone,

    I’d like to suggest a few improvements to the DisplayLink feature set that I believe would greatly benefit users with multi-monitor setups, especially those using high-resolution displays and docking stations.

    Feature Suggestions:

    Improved High-Resolution Support:
    Provide more robust handling for 4K and ultra-wide displays at higher refresh rates (e.g., 60 Hz+), particularly when multiple monitors are connected through a single DisplayLink device.

    Adaptive Performance Optimization:
    Introduce an option to dynamically manage bandwidth and performance per display based on workload (e.g., video playback vs. static content ragdoll hit), which could help reduce latency and improve overall responsiveness.

    Advanced Scaling Controls:
    Add more control over scaling and DPI settings on a per-display basis, so users can fine-tune how content appears across screens with different resolutions.

    These enhancements would significantly improve the experience for professionals using DisplayLink for productivity, creative work, or hybrid workstations.

    Thank you for considering these suggestions. I’d be interested to hear thoughts from others in the community.

    Hello everyone,

    I’d like to suggest a few improvements to the DisplayLink feature set that I believe would greatly benefit users with multi-monitor setups, especially those using high-resolution displays and docking stations.

    Feature Suggestions:

    Improved High-Resolution Support:
    Provide more robust handling for 4K and ultra-wide displays at higher refresh rates (e.g., 60 Hz+), particularly when multiple monitors are connected through a single DisplayLink device.

    Adaptive Performance Optimization:
    Introduce an option to dynamically manage bandwidth and performance per display based on workload (e.g., video playback vs. static content ragdoll hit), which could help reduce latency and improve overall responsiveness.

    … more

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12. I think the honeymoon phase has ended. The issues I'm having with my Mac Mini M4

    Hey guys!

    First of all, I have to say I love the performance of my base model Mac Mini M4. It’s fast, takes up minimal space on my desk, and runs Adobe apps better than any Windows machine I’ve ever had — even those with 32GB of RAM.

    But I’m having some issues that are driving me nuts.
    First, my monitors: I have a 144Hz monitor that only works at 60Hz — if I try 144Hz, it keeps flashing on and off. I’ve tried different cables (HDMI to DisplayPort, 8K HDMI, etc.), but no luck. My second monitor is connected via the Thunderbolt port. Sometimes, when the Mac wakes from sleep, it disconnects and I have to keep unplugging and replugging the cable until it works again. I’ve tried both a Thunderbolt 4 cable and a 100W USB-C cable — same result.

    Lately, I’ve also been having trouble with my dock. I’m using a Ugreen dock with a 2TB NVMe drive attached, which I use for storing my work files. Sometimes when the Mac goes to sleep, it ejects the drive (other ports work fine x trench run), and I get the “disk not ejected properly” warning. Since all my work files are there, this could easily lead to data corruption — a huge headache.

    I bought this machine to be my workhorse because of its reliability, but these issues are making me consider going back to my PC.

    Does anyone have any input or solutions for any of these problems? Thanks!

    Hey guys!

    First of all, I have to say I love the performance of my base model Mac Mini M4. It’s fast, takes up minimal space on my desk, and runs Adobe apps better than any Windows machine I’ve ever had — even those with 32GB of RAM.

    But I’m having some issues that are driving me nuts.
    First, my monitors: I have a 144Hz monitor that only works at 60Hz — if I try 144Hz, it keeps flashing on and off. I’ve tried different cables (HDMI to DisplayPort, 8K HDMI, etc.), but no luck. My second monitor is connected… more

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13. stop having a pop up window several times a day asking to take a survey even if you have already taken the survey.
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14. Seamless Multi-Monitor Profile Switching

    Allow users to save and instantly switch between display configurations (resolution, orientation, scaling, and arrangement). Perfect for users who dock and undock their laptops frequently or switch between home and office setups. Lighting plays a central role in slope rider’s 3D aesthetic, with dynamic shadows and color changes that emphasize the curvature and slope of each track.

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15. Integrated Bandwidth Monitoring Dashboard

    Add a simple monitoring tool within DisplayLink Manager to show real-time USB or network bandwidth usage. This would help users identify performance bottlenecks when connecting multiple high-resolution displays or peripherals. The visual smoothness in slope rider is further enhanced by motion blur effects and soft lighting transitions that give a sense of seamless velocity.

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16. Solve the iTunes crash issue on Mac

    Every time iTunes is started on a Mac with a second monitor driven by a DisplayLink-based adapter, one has to be aware NEVER to minimize the iTunes window: this always lead to the OS crashing and sending the user back to the login window.

    It doesn't matter which monitor iTunes is displayed upon: if minimized, it WILL crash. Please fix.

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17. Please make a disclaimer for Video Editors. Thanks!!

    usb 3.0 to hdmi on Mac OS 10.14 makes the external monitor image considerably darker. It is unusable for editing as the image is drastically compromised and does not represent the true output.

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    The device you are using today does not do colour correction, nor does it change brightness or contrast. I recommend you change the settings of the display itself.

18. Need some Advice about possibly switching from MacOS to Linux

    I have been a long term user of MacOS for years. Main reason why I came to MacOS years ago was I grew tired of Windows 11 and Microsoft in general. However lately I've found myself annoyed with Apple's restrictions. I can't run some games I want to play on it due to the fact that I have an M4 which isn't compatible with Dual booting with either Windows or Linux natively on bare metal grow a garden. I can't install some apps and stuff in VM's due to the fact that it needs the ARM versions of everything which not every app, etc is supported, and my hard drive is so small I can't do anything too big with it, and I don't want to buy an external drive just for VM.

    So I am thinking about transferring from MacOS to Linux, by possibly buying a mini PC and moving to it.

    I've tried Ubuntu and Linux Mint in the past. Not a fan of Linux Mint, however Ubuntu is a possibility due to the ease of use but I am open to discussing other versions of Linux. I've played around with Ubuntu a bit in VM and I do like the layout of it, but some of the limitations of using it in the VM is notable.

    One thing I would need to do, if I am to switch systems at some point in the future is have a way to transfer all my passwords, files, etc to the new system. How would I do that? What advice would people here have for me?

    I have been a long term user of MacOS for years. Main reason why I came to MacOS years ago was I grew tired of Windows 11 and Microsoft in general. However lately I've found myself annoyed with Apple's restrictions. I can't run some games I want to play on it due to the fact that I have an M4 which isn't compatible with Dual booting with either Windows or Linux natively on bare metal grow a garden. I can't install some apps and stuff in VM's due to the fact that it needs the ARM versions of everything… more

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19. Unleash Your Inner Child (or Just Let Off Some Steam) with Kick the Buddy

    Ever had one of those days? You know, the kind where everything seems to go wrong, and you just need to... well, do something? Instead of taking it out on your keyboard (please don't!), why not try a surprisingly cathartic little game called kick the buddy? I'm not talking about any kind of real-world violence, of course. I'm talking about the digital ragdoll that absorbs all your virtual aggression.
    This isn't a game that demands skill or strategy. It's a simple, silly, and sometimes strangely satisfying way to blow off steam. Think of it as a digital stress ball – one you can set on fire, stab, shoot, and otherwise inflict comedic (and consequence-free) mayhem upon.
    Getting to Know the Buddy: Gameplay Basics
    The core concept of Kick the Buddy is incredibly straightforward: there's a ragdoll (the "Buddy"), and you have a toolbox overflowing with weapons and various items you can use on him. The more "damage" you inflict, the more in-game currency you earn, which you can then use to unlock even more outlandish and destructive toys.
    Here’s a breakdown of the fundamental gameplay:
    • The Interface: The game screen is generally divided into the Buddy in the center and various menus around the edges. Typically, at the bottom, you'll find your inventory of weapons and tools. Often there are special event weapons or items available for a limited time.
    • Choosing Your Weapon: Select a weapon from your inventory. This could be anything from a simple punch to a chainsaw, a flamethrower, or even a nuclear bomb (yes, really!). The types of weapons available will depend on the specific version of the game you're playing.
    • Inflicting Damage: Simply tap or click on the screen to use your chosen weapon on the Buddy. Some weapons require aiming, while others are area-of-effect. The more creatively you use the weapons, the more points you can earn.
    • Earning and Spending: As you beat on the Buddy, you'll earn in-game currency, often coins or stars. This currency can be used to purchase new weapons, costumes for the Buddy, and even to upgrade your existing weapons.
    • Customization: Many versions of Kick the Buddy allow you to customize the Buddy's appearance with different outfits and accessories. This doesn't affect gameplay, but it adds a fun personal touch.
    The game often features challenges or goals, such as reaching a certain damage threshold or using specific weapons to unlock bonuses. These challenges add a little structure to the otherwise free-form gameplay.
    Pro Tips for Maximum (Virtual) Destruction
    While Kick the Buddy doesn't require a ton of skill, here are a few tips to maximize your enjoyment and earn those sweet in-game rewards:
    • Experiment with Weapons: Don't just stick to the same old weapons! Try out everything in your inventory. Some weapons are more effective than others, and you might discover a new favorite.
    • Upgrade Strategically: Focus on upgrading weapons that you use frequently. Upgrading increases their damage output, which leads to more points and faster progress.
    • Combo Attacks: Try combining different weapons for maximum effect. For example, you might freeze the Buddy and then shatter him with a hammer.
    • Complete Challenges: Pay attention to the in-game challenges and goals. Completing these challenges often rewards you with bonus currency or unlocks.
    • Take Advantage of Events: Many versions of Kick the Buddy feature special events with unique weapons and rewards. Be sure to participate in these events to earn exclusive items.
    • Don't Take it Too Seriously: Remember, this is just a game! The goal is to have fun and let off some steam. Don't get too caught up in maximizing your score or unlocking everything.
    Kick Back and Enjoy
    Kick the Buddy isn't going to win any awards for groundbreaking gameplay or complex storytelling. But that's not the point. It's a simple, accessible, and strangely addictive game that offers a quick and easy way to relieve stress and unleash your inner child.
    Whether you're looking for a mindless distraction or just a way to vent your frustrations, Kick the Buddy might be exactly what you need. So go ahead, download the game (or play it online), grab a virtual weapon, and give that ragdoll what it deserves (in a completely safe and harmless way, of course!). Just remember to keep it light, keep it fun, and don't let your digital rage spill over into the real world. Happy Buddy-bashing!

    Ever had one of those days? You know, the kind where everything seems to go wrong, and you just need to... well, do something? Instead of taking it out on your keyboard (please don't!), why not try a surprisingly cathartic little game called kick the buddy? I'm not talking about any kind of real-world violence, of course. I'm talking about the digital ragdoll that absorbs all your virtual aggression.
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    While I understand that 21.10 is technically unsupported, I thought I'd let you know Beta 5.5 is working great. I can now rearrange my monitors without crashing. System info below.

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    Kernel: 5.13.0-22-generic

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    DE: GNOME 40.5

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