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The image showcases a vibrant piece of street art, where the main subject is a painting of a cat on what appears to be an electrical box. The artist has captured a semi-realistic depiction of the feline with detailed white fur textures and expressive blue eyes that draw attention. Surrounding elements include urban infrastructure such as pipes and wires, which contrast against the whimsical nature of the artwork. This juxtaposition highlights how art can transform mundane objects into points of interest in cityscapes.

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Seeing Forest As Merely A Carbon “Commodity”: Dangerous Greenwashing

The huge danger of commodifying forests and seeing them as merely an “investment” to be bought and sold as ‘carbon credits’ has many loopholes that deny indigenous sovereignty, social and economic outcomes of communities and pose grave extinction risks to wild animals and plants. Take action when you shop and #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife

The huge danger of commodifying #forests 🌿 🔥 and seeing them as merely an “investment”, denies #indigenous sovereignty, social and economic outcomes of communities and #extinction risks. #humanrights 🌴⛔️ #

Seeing Forest As Merely A Carbon “Commodity”: Dangerous Greenwashing

The huge danger of commodifying forests and seeing them as merely an “investment” to be bought and sold as ‘carbon credits’ has many loopholes that deny indigenous sovereignty, social and economic outcomes of communities and pose grave extinction risks to wild animals and plants. Take action when you shop and #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife

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‘Carbon credits’ turn #forest 🌳🔥 ecosystems into investments but deny #indigenous communities their rights and are often blatant #greenwashing. Use your wallet as a weapon and #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife #landrights @palmoildetect wp.me/pcFhgU-92u

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Written by Constance McDermott, Senior Fellow in Forest Governance and Leader of Ecosystems Governance Group, University of Oxford; Eric Kumeh Mensah, Postdoctoral research fellow, University of Oxford, and Mark Hirons, Environmental Social Science Research Fellow, University of Oxford. This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.

Forests are great carbon sinks – they absorb more carbon from the atmosphere than they release. Globally, forests remove nearly all of the two billion tonnes of carbon dioxide that is currently being removed from the atmosphere every year.

These days, companies can buy “carbon credits” for the carbon that is stored in living forests and offset this against their own greenhouse gas emissions. International financiers estimate that by 2050, Africa could be selling US$1.5 trillion in carbon credits per year, mainly from its forests. Environmental social scientists Constance L. McDermott, Eric Mensah Kumeh and Mark Hirons are co-authors of a report on global forest governance for the International Union of Forest Research Organisations. They have found that buying and selling forest carbon as a commodity is dangerous if it is prioritised over the other environmental and social uses of forests. It could even result in environmental damage and the displacement of forest-dependent people.

What is a carbon sink?

All living things contain carbon, and are considered carbon sinks when they absorb more carbon from the atmosphere than they release. Many ecosystems serve as carbon sinks, but forests have a large biomass (wood and twigs and leaves on the forest floor). This makes them a very important sink from a climate perspective.

The carbon that trees capture is sequestered (stored) in their wood, leaves or needles, and roots. When forests are cut down or burned, their stored carbon is released into the atmosphere and becomes a source of carbon emissions rather than a sink. Forest carbon sinks can be conserved by leaving live trees standing, or created and enhanced by planting or natural regeneration of trees.

Why is it a problem for a forest to be seen only as a carbon sink?

Forests support and regulate soil, water and nutrient flows, and provide habitat for the majority of the world’s species that live on land. They provide people with food, fuel, fibre, medicine and other products.

They are important to the cultural survival and well-being of many communities. In Africa alone, an estimated 245 million people live within five kilometres of a forest, and many of these people rely directly on forests for their livelihoods.

Our research found that forests are increasingly being managed as carbon sinks, and the carbon they store treated as a commodity that can be internationally traded. Carbon markets allow businesses and governments to earn credits by paying for forests that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which is cheaper than reducing their own emissions. This is part of what we call the climatisation of forests.
Animal agriculture and meat, The contents of your fridge and dining table directly impacts the future of rare rainforest and ocean animals. That’s because industrial agriculture and aquaculture for commodities like meat, dairy, fish and palm oil is driving animals in the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet closer towards extinction.
Governing forests only as carbon sinks can promote “green grabs” where non-forested land, such as grasslands, used by communities for farming and other activities, is taken from the community and used by wealthy companies or governments to plant large tracts of trees to store carbon. Sub-Saharan Africa, in particular, is being targeted as a readily available and inexpensive location for one million hectares of forest restoration and tree plantations.

This is especially threatening for people who do not have secure rights to the forests and land they depend on. These communities can even be restricted or banned from entering the forest. Research has found that forest-dependent communities are rarely given power to address their own priorities in forest carbon sink schemes. This can cause conflict locally and weaken local democracy.

Let’s take the example of the Mai-Ndombe forest in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which supports about 100,000 people in 23 villages. Activities in the Mai-Ndombe under the global Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) climate change mechanism have focused on changing the practices of local forest-dependent communities away from cutting trees for artisanal logging or firewood collection. These communities have also been told not to continue with traditional methods of shifting cultivation (where parts of a forest are temporarily cleared to grow food crops without deforesting the area permanently).

Yet in Mai-Ndombe and the Democratic Republic of Congo’s other forests, land is already allocated to companies for timber (mainly for the export market), for mining, and increasingly for forest carbon sequestration. The result is that large companies continue to extract major economic benefits from forests in ways that exclude local communities.

Ghana’s Cocoa Forest REDD+ Programme is another example. In a bid to reduce deforestation and increase forest carbon stocks, the government of Ghana pays farmers and local communities to not plant cocoa crops in forested areas and to grow shade trees on their cocoa farms.

These efforts to share benefits locally are very important. However, asking farmers to plant or conserve trees does not address the fact that farmers are not earning a living income from selling cocoa.

Ghana’s cocoa farmers receive less than 7.5% of the value of a chocolate bar sold in international markets, and they suffer from food insecurity and increasing crop failures due to climate change. They do not have legal rights to the native trees that regenerate naturally on their cocoa farms.

The focus of REDD+ on channelling large amounts of money into forests as carbon could mean that many farmers lose access to land for growing food and meeting other livelihood needs – unless this is balanced by major investments to address the core challenges the farmers are facing.

What are some solutions?

Forests can absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide and still support communities. A people-centred approach to forests is needed. This means giving local communities secure rights to their land and forest resources, and governing forests according to what best suits the local context, rather than making forest use fit the international market.

The important role of traditional authorities and local customs in managing land and resolving conflicts must be recognised. Many traditional practices have managed forests sustainably for thousands of years. The challenge is to value and support these alternative approaches.

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Indigenous Batak communities in North Sumatra hold a giant banner in protest of unresolved land conflicts and deforestation on Indigenous lands by PT. Toba Pulp Lestari. Photo by KSPPM, October 2022.

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'Carbon credits' turn #forest 🌳🔥 ecosystems into investments but deny #indigenous communities their rights and are often blatant #greenwashing. Use your wallet as a weapon and #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife #landrights @palmoildetect wp.me/pc

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Seeing Forest As Merely A Carbon “Commodity”: Dangerous Greenwashing
The huge danger of commodifying forests and seeing them as merely an “investment” to be bought and sold as ‘carbon credits’ has many loopholes that deny indigenous sovereignty, social and economic outcomes of communities and pose grave extinction risks to wild animals and plants. Take action when you shop and #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife
The huge danger of commodifying #forests 🌿 🔥 and seeing them as merely an “investment”, denies #indigenous sovereignty, social and economic outcomes of communities and #extinction risks. #humanrights 🌴⛔️ #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect wp.me/pcFhgU-92u
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Written by Constance McDermott, Senior Fellow in Forest Governance and Leader of Ecosystems Governance Group, University of Oxford; Eric Kumeh Mensah, Postdoctoral research fellow, University of Oxford, and Mark Hirons, Environmental Social Science Research Fellow, University of Oxford. This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.
Forests are great carbon sinks – they absorb more carbon from the atmosphere than they release. Globally, forests remove nearly all of the two billion tonnes of carbon dioxide that is currently being removed from the atmosphere every year.
These days, companies can buy “carbon credits” for the carbon that is stored in living forests and offset this against their own greenhouse gas emissions. International financiers estimate that by 2050, Africa could be selling US$1.5 trillion in carbon credits per year, mainly from its forests. Environmental social scientists Constance L. McDermott, Eric Mensah Kumeh and Mark Hirons are co-authors of a report on global forest governance for the International Union of Forest Research Organisations. They have found that buying and selling forest carbon as a commodity is dangerous if it is prioritised over the other environmental and social uses of forests. It could even result in environmental damage and the displacement of forest-dependent people.
What is a carbon sink?

All living things contain carbon, and are considered carbon sinks when they absorb more carbon from the atmosphere than they release. Many ecosystems serve as carbon sinks, but forests have a large biomass (wood and twigs and leaves on the forest floor). This makes them a very important sink from a climate perspective.
The carbon that trees capture is sequestered (stored) in their wood, leaves or needles, and roots. When forests are cut down or burned, their stored carbon is released into the atmosphere and becomes a source of carbon emissions rather than a sink. Forest carbon sinks can be conserved by leaving live trees standing, or created and enhanced by planting or natural regeneration of trees.
Why is it a problem for a forest to be seen only as a carbon sink?

Forests support and regulate soil, water and nutrient flows, and provide habitat for the majority of the world’s species that live on land. They provide people with food, fuel, fibre, medicine and other products.
They are important to the cultural survival and well-being of many communities. In Africa alone, an estimated 245 million people live within five kilometres of a forest, and many of these people rely directly on forests for their livelihoods.
Our research found that forests are increasingly being managed as carbon sinks, and the carbon they store treated as a commodity that can be internationally traded. Carbon markets allow businesses and governments to earn credits by paying for forests that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which is cheaper than reducing their own emissions. This is part of what we call the climatisation of forests.
Animal agriculture and meat, The contents of your fridge and dining table directly impacts the future of rare rainforest and ocean animals. That’s because industrial agriculture and aquaculture for commodities like meat, dairy, fish and palm oil is driving animals in the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet closer towards extinction.
Governing forests only as carbon sinks can promote “green grabs” where non-forested land, such as grasslands, used by communities for farming and other activities, is taken from the community and used by wealthy companies or governments to plant large tracts of trees to store carbon. Sub-Saharan Africa, in particular, is being targeted as a readily available and inexpensive location for one million hectares of forest restoration and tree plantations.
This is especially threatening for people who do not have secure rights to the forests and land they depend on. These communities can even be restricted or banned from entering the forest. Research has found that forest-dependent communities are rarely given power to address their own priorities in forest carbon sink schemes. This can cause conflict locally and weaken local democracy.
Let’s take the example of the Mai-Ndombe forest in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which supports about 100,000 people in 23 villages. Activities in the Mai-Ndombe under the global Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) climate change mechanism have focused on changing the practices of local forest-dependent communities away from cutting trees for artisanal logging or firewood collection. These communities have also been told not to continue with traditional methods of shifting cultivation (where parts of a forest are temporarily cleared to grow food crops without deforesting the area permanently).
Yet in Mai-Ndombe and the Democratic Republic of Congo’s other forests, land is already allocated to companies for timber (mainly for the export market), for mining, and increasingly for forest carbon sequestration. The result is that large companies continue to extract major economic benefits from forests in ways that exclude local communities.
Ghana’s Cocoa Forest REDD+ Programme is another example. In a bid to reduce deforestation and increase forest carbon stocks, the government of Ghana pays farmers and local communities to not plant cocoa crops in forested areas and to grow shade trees on their cocoa farms.
These efforts to share benefits locally are very important. However, asking farmers to plant or conserve trees does not address the fact that farmers are not earning a living income from selling cocoa.
Ghana’s cocoa farmers receive less than 7.5% of the value of a chocolate bar sold in international markets, and they suffer from food insecurity and increasing crop failures due to climate change. They do not have legal rights to the native trees that regenerate naturally on their cocoa farms.
The focus of REDD+ on channelling large amounts of money into forests as carbon could mean that many farmers lose access to land for growing food and meeting other livelihood needs – unless this is balanced by major investments to address the core challenges the farmers are facing.
What are some solutions?

Forests can absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide and still support communities. A people-centred approach to forests is needed. This means giving local communities secure rights to their land and forest resources, and governing forests according to what best suits the local context, rather than making forest use fit the international market.
The important role of traditional authorities and local customs in managing land and resolving conflicts must be recognised. Many traditional practices have managed forests sustainably for thousands of years. The challenge is to value and support these alternative approaches.
Written by Constance McDermott, Senior Fellow in Forest Governance and Leader of Ecosystems Governance Group, University of Oxford; Eric Kumeh Mensah, Postdoctoral research fellow, University of Oxford, and Mark Hirons, Environmental Social Science Research Fellow, University of Oxford. This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.
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Read more about deforestation and ecocide in the palm oil industry

Finance giants fuel $8.9 trillion deforestation economy

Forest 500 report shows 150 of the world’s largest financial institutions invested nearly $9 trillion in deforestation-linked industries. Support EUDR!
Read more
Saola Pseudoryx nghetinhensis

Saolas are rare and considered Southeast Asia’s ‘unicorns’, this Critically Endangered antelope is facing imminent extinction due to hunting and deforestation
Read more
Songbirds Socialise Mid-Flight During Migration

Songbirds communicate with different species during nocturnal flights sharing vital info about navigation and stopover habitats. Save their fascinating world!
Read more
Why Pangolins Are So Special

Pangolins get their name from the Malay ‘pengguling’ meaning rolling up. These special critically endangered animals deserve a break from savage poaching
Read more
Tucuxi Sotalia fluviatilis

Tucuxi, small freshwater dolphins of Peru Ecuador Colombia and Brazil are Endangered due to fishing nets, deforestation, mercury poisoning from gold mining.
Read more
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3. Supermarket sleuthing: Next time you’re in the supermarket, take photos of products containing palm oil. Share these to social media along with the hashtags to call out the greenwashing and ecocide of the brands who use palm oil. You can also take photos of palm oil free products and congratulate brands when they go palm oil free.
twitter.com/CuriousApe4/status…
twitter.com/PhillDixon1/status…
twitter.com/mugabe139/status/1…
4. Take to the streets: Get in touch with Palm Oil Detectives to find out more.
5. Donate: Make a one-off or monthly donation to Palm Oil Detectives as a way of saying thank you and to help pay for ongoing running costs of the website and social media campaigns. Donate here
Pledge your support
#Boycott4wildlife #BoycottPalmOil #carbonCredits #corruption #deforestation #extinction #Forest #forests #greenwash #greenwashing #HumanRights #indigenous #landrights #PalmOil #palmOilBiofuel #palmOilDeforestation #plywood #supplyChain #supplychain #wood

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#forest #indigenous #greenwashing #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife #landrights

Palm Oil Detectives

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As silent as a mouse 🐭 and smaller than a house #cat 🐱, Southern Pudus are miniature #deer 🦌🤎 who peer from rainforest shadows in #Chile 🇨🇱 Eucalyptus monoculture #deforestation 🌳🎋🔥is a major threat. Help them and #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect wp.me/pcFhgU-aoq?utm_source=ma…

Southern Pudu Pudu puda

Darting around and hiding on the forest floor, the Southern Pudu, known as püdü or püdu in Mapudungun (the language of the indigenous Mapuche people), is the world’s second-smallest #deer species. …

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#cat #Chile #deer #deforestation #Boycott4Wildlife

Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮

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Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮
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Latest Steam stable update is live as Windows gets 64-bit gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/late…

#Steam #Valve

Latest Steam stable update is live as Windows gets 64-bit

Valve released the latest stable update for Steam across Desktop, Steam Deck / SteamOS and we have all the changes here for you to see.

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#Steam #Valve

Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮

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Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮
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Valve discontinuing the last Steam Deck LCD model gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/valv…

#SteamDeckLCD #SteamDeck #SteamOS

Valve discontinuing the last Steam Deck LCD model

Valve have done this pretty quietly, but they're discontinuing the last Steam Deck LCD model now with just the Steam Deck OLED remaining.

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#steamos #SteamDeck #steamdecklcd

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rip

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Sad but makes totally sense 😔

Brian Small

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Brian Small
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> Paul Cezanne said: "The day is coming when a single carrot, freshly observed, will set off a revolution." So let us all make our food decisions in that spirit: let us observe that carrot afresh, and make our choice.
- ecoliteracy.org/article/alice-…
#AliceWaters #PaulCezanne #EcoLiteracy #carrot #食育 #FoodEducation #人参

Alice Waters applies a ‘Delicious Revolution’ to school food

Waters suggests that teaching children to make good food choices is as important as reading, writing, and arithmetic.

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#carrot #人参 #paulcezanne #FoodEducation #Ecoliteracy #alicewaters #食育

Palm Oil Detectives

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Palm Oil Detectives
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A. Prof Sonia Tolani from @whccolumbia talks about why consuming #palmoil #meat and convenience foods may put you at risk of a #heartattack 🫀🫁 or #stroke. For your #health you should #Boycottpalmoil, go #vegan 🥕🥦 #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect.bsky.social palmoildetectives.com/2022/10/…

#vegan #Health #Meat #HeartAttack #palmoil #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife #stroke

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Happy Holidays

#christmas #gayart #pride #gay

#gay #Pride #Christmas #gayart

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dansup

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Happy Holidays!

Max Leibman

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Max Leibman
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Another of Kourtney’s #watercolors as the solstice approaches.

A small watercolor painting of a snowy winter night: evergreen trees scattered across a white field beneath a star-filled, clouded sky, with snow falling and a pale full moon glowing overhead. The artist’s signature, “K. Leibman,” appears at the bottom right.

#watercolors

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3 plussies

#caturday #plushtodon

#Caturday #plushtodon

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Johan Wassberg 🦭
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Morning meeting

#Plushtodon

Three mastodons and a lion sitting in a circle

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Palm Oil Detectives

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Palm Oil Detectives
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Illegal #wildlife #crime is rampant in #Indonesia, from #birds to #orangutans, to coral. #Trafficking online is worth $852.6mil USD per year. Indonesia is weak in response #BoycottPalmOil #Boycott4Wildlife #extinction @palmoildetect palmoildetectives.com/2024/11/…

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#birds #wildlife #crime #extinction #indonesia #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife #orangutans #trafficking

Moha

14 hours ago • •

Moha
14 hours ago • •

What metrics are important for you when it comes to #running? #HRV, #Sleep quality, #RHR, or something else?

I tend to adjust my RPE during my running sessions based on my sleep and awake HRV. If my HRV is above or below my normal range (which is 105-110 sleep and 83-85 awake) I adjust the intensity of the workout accordingly.

What metrics do you monitor and how do you adjust your workouts according to these metrics?

Image showing a higher than usual awake HRV at 87 which causes the recovery to dip to 66%

#running #hrv #rhr #sleep

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Kirk

in reply to Moha • 12 hours ago (Received 11 hours ago) • •

HRV being unbalanced is a sign that something is off. My sleep recovery is very important. Otherwise it is all feel which is sometimes at odds with the measurements. Can I push? How do I feel post pushing is what's important to me.

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Moha

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@JustBrogrammer Yes, how do you feel is the most important, regardless of the metrics.

@Kirk

Brian Small

15 hours ago • •

Brian Small
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#三股よかもんや #人参 #土の芸術作品 #Carrot #CarrotArt

#三股よかもんや #carrot #人参 #土の芸術作品 #CarrotArt

Palm Oil Detectives

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Palm Oil Detectives
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Maker of #Cadbury, #Belvita and other junk food: Mondelez @MDLZ uses "sustainable" #palmoil from #RSPO, yet this #greenwashing does NOT STOP #deforestation and #extinction. Fight back in the supermarket #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect.bsky.social wp.me/scFhgU-mondelez?utm_sour…

Mondelēz

Mondelez destroys rainforests, sending animals extinct and release mega-tonnes of carbon into air for so-called “sustainable” palm oil. Boycott them!

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#extinction #greenwashing #palmoil #deforestation #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife #RSPO #cadbury #belvita

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Nangpa

in reply to Palm Oil Detectives • 17 hours ago • •

Norwegian brands are being boycotted and even traditional Christmas chocolate is missing from the candy bowl this year

mondelezinternational.com/norw…

#norway #christmas

Norway | Mondelēz International, Inc.

Mondelēz International, Inc.

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#Christmas #norway

Brian Small

18 hours ago • •

Brian Small
18 hours ago • •

#三股最高 #りんりん食堂 #三股よかもんや #MiyazakiMimata

#りんりん食堂 #MiyazakiMimata #三股最高 #三股よかもんや

Muse

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Muse
19 hours ago • •

I hate saying this, but I think I want to see this movie.

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- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music that you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.

^youtu.be

@Andrew Pam

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Kenny Chaffin

in reply to Muse • 11 hours ago • •

English title - "Three Bags Full"
put on my holds list. 😀

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Muse

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@(: aNNa :) blume I've put a reserve on it at my local library!

@(: aNNa :) blume

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Muse

20 hours ago • •

Muse
20 hours ago • •

Particularly fun round up of good dogs this week.
@Christoph S I love the dog with the "destroy" button!

youtu.be/hPmHVTLm9MI

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music that you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.

^youtu.be

@Christoph S

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Christoph S

in reply to Muse • 19 hours ago • •

Love the delivery driver!

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Devine Lu Linvega

20 hours ago • •

Devine Lu Linvega
20 hours ago • •

omiindustriies on the #orca IRC just pointed out something neat that I never realized.. The B(subtract) operator in Orca is a XOR gate, and M(mul) is a AND gate.

#orca

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PedroMJ

in reply to Devine Lu Linvega • 20 hours ago (Received 19 hours ago) • •

What is Orca? Do B/M support two bits? If so, what are the outputs?

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Devine Lu Linvega

in reply to PedroMJ • 19 hours ago • •

@pedromj for some reason I don't see your notifications, it's strange.

But yes, both operators take two inputs, you can try it out for yourself here: wiki.xxiivv.com/site/orca

orca

By Devine Lu Linvega

^XXIIVV

@PedroMJ

Muse

21 hours ago • •

Muse
21 hours ago • •

This is my cats! They all prefer paper bags to boxes. Oh boxes are nice, but they don't make lovely crinkly sounds! Moki especially loves the big bags from the candle shop, because they have the best smells.

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Muse

in reply to Muse • 19 hours ago • •

@Katherine Bond Apologies for stepping on your meme glory! Sometimes images have a life of their own.

@Katherine Bond

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Katherine Bond

in reply to Muse • 3 hours ago • •

No problem at all @Muse.

I’m enjoying seeing the kitty in the bag again. 😃

@Muse

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Droppie [opensoc]

23 hours ago from Straya • •

Droppie [opensoc]
23 hours ago from Straya • •

follow #hashtags, using #Channels; or a better way?

@Friendica Support hello, i would like some help please to understand how to solve my confusion about the "right" way to follow #hashtags, using #Channels ... or otherwise some better way.

i follow a large number of hashtags [as a glance at my profile would attest]. afaict / afaik, fediverse posts bearing these tags appear [or are supposed to] in my "Network" timeline [with "Everybody" Circle & "Latest posts" Channel selected].

of my many tags, possibly my most "important" ones are #AusPol, #FOSS, & #Linux. in order to be able to efficiently locate all posts with these tags each day, rather than have to meticulously scroll down the full "Network" timeline [which

#linux #foss #Hashtags #auspol #channels @Friendica Support

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Michael 🇺🇦

in reply to Droppie [opensoc] • 16 hours ago • •

Question is, how the channel definition looks like.

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Droppie [opensoc]

in reply to Michael 🇺🇦 • 16 hours ago from Straya • •

@Michael 🇺🇦 i do not understand your question / statement. if there is more info i can give you, pls help me understand what that might be, so that i can help you to help me. thanks.

@Michael 🇺🇦

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Michael 🇺🇦

in reply to Droppie [opensoc] • 16 hours ago • •

What fields in the channel definition have you entered?

Also: The channels only look at starting posts, not comments. So your result will vary between following hashtags and creating a channel with tags.

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Droppie [opensoc]

in reply to Michael 🇺🇦 • 16 hours ago from Straya • •

@Michael 🇺🇦 does this pic help?

@Michael 🇺🇦

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Michael 🇺🇦

in reply to Droppie [opensoc] • 16 hours ago • •

With this setting you won't see any posts that haven't got attached pictures, videos or audio files. Also you should use "global community" as the channel to base the channel on. The channel "Latest posts" that you are using here shows only posts that you already have got in your timeline.

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Droppie [opensoc]

in reply to Michael 🇺🇦 • 15 hours ago from Straya • •

@Michael 🇺🇦

With this setting you won't see any posts that haven't got attached pictures, videos or audio files

OMZ! clearly i had no idea... i thought by ticking those boxes i was merely including all such posts along with text posts, not as you said actively excluding all text-only posts... that's a calamitous misunderstanding! that part of the Settings now desperately needs explanatory text there to guide users like me who had no way of knowing what you just explained.

should use "global community"

thank you! i shall now change that in all three of my custom channels [& ditto untick the three boxes in each].

so now i shall be very keen to see if, tomorrow morning, the behaviour has become much better 🤞 🤞 🤞

ps:

"Latest posts" that you are using here shows only posts that you already ha

@Michael 🇺🇦

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Michael 🇺🇦

in reply to Droppie [opensoc] • 15 hours ago • •

Just try it out. You should already see the outcome of your changes, since channel posts are collected based on the current definition. You don't need to wait for some hours.

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Droppie [opensoc]

in reply to Michael 🇺🇦 • 15 hours ago from Straya • •

@Michael 🇺🇦 haha, you beat me to it... i just came back here to excitedly post a positive update... it is now working much much much better! it is now close enough to my originally envisaged ideal use-case as to be neither here nor there. finally, this is great! thx so much for --again-- solving one of my Friendica puzzles 🤗🙂

@Michael 🇺🇦

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Thomas

in reply to Michael 🇺🇦 • 16 hours ago from RaccoonForFriendica • •

@Michael 🇺🇦 @Friendica Support @Droppie [opensoc]
I suspect that he is concerned about the fact that the posts in the channels arrive delayed. I’ve been observing the same thing since I’ve been using these channels.

@Friendica Support @Michael 🇺🇦

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Droppie [opensoc]

in reply to Thomas • 16 hours ago from Straya • •

@Thomas fwiw... she. it's not just delayed, it's never appearing at all [or, if they happen to appear >24 hours late, then i regard that as "never", coz my desire / use-case is to use these custom channels first thing in the morning to see what happened overnight, then periodically check them during the day for subsequent new posts on those tags]. by the time tomorrow morn comes around, i'm then looking for the new batch, not still wondering where all those missing ones yesterday got to. how it actually works atm entirely breaks that desire. my biggest confusion about this is that i know my instance is able to access all those posts, coz me doing that manual tag search proves it... so why does the custom channel, configured also for that tag, fail to find the same posts? and i repeat, this is NOT a criticism of my current instance; all my older Friendica instances also failed at this. @Michael 🇺🇦

@Michael 🇺🇦 @Thomas

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Norm

in reply to Droppie [opensoc] • 16 hours ago • •

follow #hashtags, using #Channels; or a better way?

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Droppie [opensoc]

in reply to Norm • 15 hours ago from Straya • •

follow #hashtags, using #Channels; or a better way?

@Norm oh! 😲 🤯 that possibility honestly never crossed my mind. thank you. i will begin keeping an eye on that from now on, in hope it gives me a much better outcome.

#Hashtags #channels @Norm

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Michael 🇺🇦

in reply to Norm • 15 hours ago • •

follow #hashtags, using #Channels; or a better way?

When you subscribe hashtags, these posts will show up on your networks tab.

#Hashtags #channels

Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮

1 day ago • •

Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮
1 day ago • •

Valve put up a release candidate for Proton 10.0-4 with lots more Linux / SteamOS gaming fixes gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/valv…

#Proton #Linux #SteamOS #LinuxGaming #SteamDeck

Valve put up a release candidate for Proton 10.0-4 with lots more Linux / SteamOS gaming fixes

Valve put up a Release Candidate for testing Proton 10.0-4, what will become the main version of the Windows compatibility layer for Linux / SteamOS.

^{Liam Dawe (GamingOnLinux)}

#linux #linuxgaming #steamos #proton #SteamDeck

J. L. Westover

1 day ago • •

J. L. Westover
1 day ago • •

Secret Panel HERE 👽 tapas.io/episode/3756213

Mullvad VPN

1 day ago • •

Mullvad VPN
1 day ago • •

The war on privacy and encryption goes on. This time in the UK. Under the “Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill”, lawmakers now want client-side scanning on every phone and tablet.

The lawmakers write: “Any relevant device supplied for use in the UK must have installed tamper-proof system software which is highly effective at preventing the recording, transmitting (by any means, including livestreaming) and viewing of CSAM using that device.”

1/4

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wrack

1 day ago • •

wrack
1 day ago • •

Why did my wife and I move aboard Wrack in old age?

Being homeless and out of options was part of it but I was also haunted by my own words in this 2021 interview for Anna Iltnere's When I Grow Up project, in which I described myself as a 'castaway'.

beachbooks.blog/2021/10/20/kid…

There's also this, @rek and @neauoire:

Text: What inspires you?

Unusual young people, like Hannah Lily Stowe, whom you’ve featured here, and the sea-going artists/programmers, Rekka Bell and Devin Lu Linvega. Also certain solitary, rarely remarked upon but rather extraordinary older people who live (and voyage) at the margins, like Kris Larsen and Nick Skeates.

Also maps. Or, more specifically, nautical charts, maps of the sea. I have, maybe, a couple of hundred of them, many more than half a century old. I read them as I would a book.

A chart is a wondrous artefact. At first glance, it’s just an annotated image of a stretch of water and its littoral, a repository of essential data. But a chart is filled with history, geography, oceanography, metereology and several hundred years of maritime lore and experience, all conveyed in a visual language that has evolved over centuries.

Castaway C.C. O’Hanlon

Traveller and diarist C.C O’Hanlon spent most of the first half of his life at sea aboard a variety of vessels until marriage, children, and ill health held him ashore. Now in his late 60s, living …

^{Sea Library}

@Devine Lu Linvega @R E K

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Devine Lu Linvega

in reply to wrack • 1 day ago • •

I sometimes wonder how you look at all of it, you've had pretty severe health issues, boat problems, and all that accounted for, do you still feel like it was the right call?

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wrack

in reply to Devine Lu Linvega • 1 day ago • •

As I wrote, I didn't think we had options. It has been a marginal existence, a matter of old age and geographical displacement, and our health has had a significant impact, particularly in the past 18 months, but I love being back on the water and *that* has been restorative, inspiring, and challenging (the longer passages). I am, by nature, a sea-dweller, a waterman (hell, eight of my paternal and maternal great great grandparents sailed on square-riggers to Australia from England, Ireland, and Newfoundland in the 1830s) as much as I am a traveller. I'm never quite as 'whole' when settled, especially ashore.

Despite Wrack's age and sea-worn condition, I suspect we've had less problems than those you've described aboard Pino (although Wrack is nowhere near as pretty). Her hull and decks are heavy lay-ups, the keel fully encased. She needs a solid force four to sail well but she's a reliable and surprisingly dry beast when the sea is up. Her rig is low profile, modest and over-supported. Her sails are old but well-maintained. The engine had a 'moment' at the end of the long p

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Katja

1 day ago • •

Katja
1 day ago • •

2/365 #project365 #door #wall

#project365 #Wall #door

David Revoy

2 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

David Revoy
2 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

Mozilla right now.

#firefox #mozilla

A digital painting illustration: A little Firefox mascot sits on a branch that he is cutting with a saw. He smiles at an AI cyber parrot that is bringing him a chainsaw.

#Firefox #Mozilla

Erik Uden 🍑

1 day ago • •

Erik Uden 🍑
1 day ago • •

Wishing for a Mastodon plushie this Christmas?🎄

We’re giving away two of the new ones for free to two random people who boost and favorite this post! Winners will be announced on December 25th, just like last year.

If you’d like to support our server and projects like these, donations are always welcome:

✊🎁 Support Here

Thank you all for turning this year into what it has been!

#Plushtodon #ChristmasGiveaway #GiveAway #Mastodon #FediLove

A picture of four of the new Activity Peach and Interoperability Blue Mastodon plushies next to a decorated tree with the words “Happy Holiday” stylized on top and “from mastodon.de” on the bottom

mastodon.de :MastodonDE: (@MastodonDE@mastodon.de)

Interested in **supporting this instance?** :blobcatreachrev::MastodonDE::blobfoxfloofreach: Feel free to **donate** using one of the below links: • :liberapay: [Liberapay](https://liberapay.com/MastodonDE) • :kofi: [Ko-Fi](https://ko-fi.

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#mastodon #giveaway #plushtodon #christmasgiveaway #fedilove

Joe Fabisevich

1 day ago • •

Joe Fabisevich
1 day ago • •

So let me get this straight. The current state of fediverse integration on Threads is that you can write posts that federate, people can read and reply to them, you can like their replies, but you can't reply back, repost, or even share the post from Threads. And that's how they're gonna leave it.

The fediverse is on maintenance mode

Threads still supports federation with other apps like Mastodon, but Hayes was clear that it's not a top priority for the current roadmap. "It's something that we're supporting, it's something that we're maintaining, but it's not the thing that we're talking about that's gonna help the app break out," he said.
"As someone who has built a zillion consumer products, it's just really hard to keep these divergent platforms and products consistent on the same protocol over time," he explained.

"There's always going to be the trade-offs that these companies are thinking about of how much energy do I want to pour into compatibility with this ecosystem versus iterating on this thing I'm building and seeing what's valuable.

Devine Lu Linvega

1 day ago • •

Devine Lu Linvega
1 day ago • •

For #DecemberAdventure today, I'm porting a bit of #Pascal to #Uxntal.
Thanks for the idea @snufkin_vc

The implementation of the wordcount function.

#uxntal #pascal #DecemberAdventure @Snufkin

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Aleph Two

in reply to Devine Lu Linvega • 1 day ago • •

just got to the next post and saw it, thanks! Not an easy task on mobile, thanks!

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Devine Lu Linvega

in reply to Aleph Two • 1 day ago • •

@alex27 np 😀 never hesitate to ask me, I'm always happy to add extra details and links and stuff

@Aleph Two

Nextcloud 📱☁️💻

1 day ago • •

Nextcloud 📱☁️💻
1 day ago • •

Noticed the festive makeover of the Nextcloud Community forum? 🎄

It might have a holiday glow-up, but our forum doesn't take breaks... 💡 If you have a Nextcloud deployment challenge you want solved before 2026, this is the best place to get answers.

help.nextcloud.com/

Nextcloud community

A place to discuss Nextcloud, get help, and meet other friendly people :)

^{Nextcloud community}

The Tor Project

1 day ago • •

The Tor Project
1 day ago • •

Human rights are upheld by people, communities, and technologies that adapt to a changing world. Here's what that looks like for Tor as we head into the next year. blog.torproject.org/advancing-…

Advancing digital rights in 2026 will take all of us | Tor Project

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Russell Phillips

5 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

Russell Phillips
5 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

#FreeSoftwareAdvent day 15: Nextcloud

SyncThing is great for synchronising files, but I also have a self-hosted Nextcloud server. If I only wanted to synchronise files, I'd probably just use SyncThing, but I use Nextcloud for things like CalDav for calendars and CardDav for contacts as well as files.

More recently, I've also started using Nextcloud apps. In particular, I use News for RSS feeds, Notes for simple notes, and RePod for podcasts. The apps accessed through the Nextcloud dashboard on the web have minimal functionality, but it's enough for me. In the case of News and Notes, I also use the official Android clients, which also offer mininal functionality, but again, I don't need any more. For podcasts, I mostly listen using AntennaPod on Android, which I'll talk about tomorrow.

It's worth noting that there are companies that will host Nextcloud for you if you don't want to self-host. At least some of them have a free tier if you don't need a lot of space.

nextcloud.com/

@nextcloud

Nextcloud - Open source content collaboration platform

The most popular open source content collaboration platform for tens of millions of users at thousands of organizations across the globe

^Nextcloud

#freesoftwareadvent @Nextcloud 📱☁️💻

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Nextcloud 📱☁️💻

in reply to Russell Phillips • 1 day ago • •

wow! Thanks for sharing your story Russell 🙌 And if you want to have specific features in the future that you still lack, please do share them with our engineers on GitHub.

Snufkin

1 day ago • •

Snufkin
1 day ago • •

Hello everyone!

I'm making a port of the Kilo editor by antirez (originally in C) to #uxntal AKA kibi (I'm not sure it will be around 1 "kibi"lines of code lol!

But I'm also porting the awesome tutorial by snaptoken teaching how kilo works.

I'd greatly appreciate if someone could take a look (maybe even follow along the tutorial) in order to get feedback.

git.sr.ht/~ismael-vc/kibi/tree…

I'm aiming for no previous Uxntal experience required!

Best regards.

#uxn #varvara #editor #TUI #CLI #tutorial

~ismael-vc/kibi (main): doc/index.md - sourcehut git

^git.sr.ht

#tutorial #uxn #tui #uxntal #cli #editor #varvara

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Snufkin

in reply to Snufkin • 1 day ago • •

I have received great feedback from @neauoire over IRC.

I was also reminded of all the years we have known each other at this point.

I'm so glad we became friends and with the rest of the uxn community, you are the ones making me come back to uxn not concatenativeness! 💚

@Devine Lu Linvega

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Devine Lu Linvega

in reply to Snufkin • 1 day ago • •

it's been fun to share 2025 with you, to 2026 🥂

Tuta

5 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

Tuta
5 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

🚨 #Microsoft 365 price shock: From July 2026, prices rise by up to 16.7%.

Now is the best time to break free from vendor lock-in.

What are your favorite #MS365 alternatives? 🔓🇪🇺

➡️ tuta.com/blog/microsoft-365-pr…

#DigitalSovereignty #deMicrosoft #OneClickAway

#deMicrosoft your life: Image with lots of logos to replace Microsoft apps and tools.

Microsoft 365 price shock: Better quit vendor lock-in now! | Tuta

Starting July 2026, Microsoft plans a huge price hike for Microsoft 365 of up to 16.7%. Time to look for replacements.

^Tuta

#Microsoft #digitalsovereignty #MS365 #demicrosoft #oneclickaway

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Nextcloud 📱☁️💻

in reply to MBEverding • 1 day ago • •

hi! Nextcloud Hub is free and open source. You can use Nextcloud Mail, Calendar and Talk (chat and meetings), together with other apps for free. But of course, Nextcloud Enterprise offering is available when you need extra confidence for a critical setup.

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MBEverding

in reply to Nextcloud 📱☁️💻 • 1 day ago • •

yes enterprise I meant since where I work I tried to suggest moving away from our American software dependence. But it was shot down by IT. It would help if you list prices for all products including research and education institutes and get some subsidies from the digitalization ministry to make things cheaper for "security and software independence"

slewis

2 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

slewis
2 days ago (Received 1 day ago) • •

A while ago I wrote a script to convert #uxn .icn files to .png. For my #DecemberAdventure I wrote an accompanying script which converts .png files to .icn
This has the effect of pixel-izing the image and I can control which pixels get converted to black or white based on a threshold applied to their R, G, B, alpha values. It also allows me to load any png into Noodle and draw on it!

I am a bit slow when it comes to programming, so my Adventures tend to be limited. But I’m glad I got this done

#uxn #DecemberAdventure

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Devine Lu Linvega

in reply to slewis • 1 day ago • •

OOoh this is nice! Could I have a copy of the tal files pleaze, I've been trying to gather the icn resources I can find together :3

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