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I have a Dell Inspiron 8100 laptop, which uses the NVIDIA GeForce 2 Go
chip, and I've installed Gentoo Linux 1.4.
More to the point, i've installed the latest NVIDIA drivers 1.0.4496
(using NVIDIA's installer NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-4496-pkg2.run, since i'm
not using gentoo's default kernel, and not the nvidia-glx-package).
However, according to NVIDIA's readme (Appendix C), all necessary files
are in place, linking to the 1.0.4496-versions of the library files,
Currently, I'm only testing the 3D graphics using openGL-enabled
screensavers in xscreensaver, but these are painstakingly slow at
fullscreen size, with just a few (2-3) fps, measured by visual
Does anyone know what I can do to really test if 3D accelleration works
(and if it does not, how to fix it?)
I've attached my XF86Config and XFree86.0.log files
Some of the screen savers are OpenGL so they do tell you that the drivers are not installed correct.
Obvioulsy they are not install correctly by you saying the screen savers run at 2-3fps.
Hm... I suspected that :)
The strange thing is that they run smoothly within small and medium size windows, but it seems as if there is a hard limit (when I resize the window) at which the image suddenly stops and ends up at 0.8 fps (i measured... *sigh*)
In fullscreen, of course, the window is way beyond this "limit". I have not been able to determine exactly how big the window is when this happens.
Somehow this seems to me to be some memory limit or something, but I don't know where to look for more info... :(
glxgears gives you a frame rate if i recall correctly. Try to run that and see whats reported.
Well, with a small window (250x250 maybe?) the framerate is above 600 fps.
With a larger window (1024x1024 maybe?), the framerate is about 80 fps.
In between, the framerate drops smoothly.
Just above that, there seems to be a "hard" limit of some sort, so the framerate suddenly becomes 2 fps.
Is this normal (the performance below 1024x1024 window size, that is...) for a GeForce 2 GO?
And what the heck is happening when the window size increases beyond that?
Just for the record, I've also installed the (now) latest driver 5328, and nothing changes....
I would suggest that you replace your XF86Config file with your original. As the one you are using is only an example, which will not work with ALL systems.
You only need to remove the 'Load DRI' line and change the 'nv" driver line to 'nvidia' as stated in the nvidia readme. Reading the log file, you also have font problems, but I think that it's due to the XF86Config file being incorrectly configured. ( A Nvidia example file)
Thanks :)
Unfortunately, I don't have much of a "previous" xf86-file, since I just installed gentoo linux on this laptop, which until now has been running with microsoft windows *shiver*.
So sadly, I don't have much experience with this laptop in combination with XFree/3D-gfx.
Depending on how you modified the file, you should see the ~XF86Config file which is the backup of the original. If you used the command line vi, then I don't think it even creates a backup of the edit file.
And the other option might be to install it again from scratch.
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Liv is torturing herself by watching the old news report on her mother's plane crash and remembering Rowan, sitting on their couch, sobbing, when he told her that her mother was killed all those years ago.
Present-day Liv dials her father and asks him what the last thing he said to her mother was. He asks if she's been drinking, but answer the question. He told Maya he loved her and kissed her on the cheek.
Olivia has so many questions for him, but is afraid he'll kill her friends if she does. Instead, she suggests they talk about the weather or how she can't form attachments to people because her mother is dead and her father is that "thing that goes bump in the night." He agrees to answer one question, and she makes him promise not to kill Jake, Huck, or anyone she loves.
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Harrison goes to Huck for a favor. Salif cannot get back in the country, and Huck offers to delete his application from the system. Harrison is afraid for his life if Salif returns.
Mellie, looking awesome in a dark plum dress, complains about the dinner with the Langstons, but Fitz calms her by telling her that they have their own problems, namely Douglass's wandering eye. Mellie jokes that she and Sally have something in common, after all.
Sally agrees to talk to the Tea Party Reverend, but is distracted by her husband's flirting with Mellie. Daniel offers to say the prayer, and Sally is taken aback for a moment, having not seen him lead a prayer in ages. She peeks during the grace and notices her husband further checking out Mellie. Awkward.
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Tuesday, May 1, the Kiwanis Club of Rockford Youth Education (Y.E.S.) Committee, under the direction of Phil Davidson, will host a noon luncheon at Stockholm Inn, 2420 Charles St., for 15 Rockford-area high school seniors who will receive college service awards ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 to help defray college expenses. Dr. Jack J. Becherer, president of Rock Valley College, will be the featured speaker and assist in presenting the service awards.
With an emphasis on "Serving The Children," the Kiwanis Club of Rockford sells kettle corn at various functions throughout the year and parks cars at the Rockford AirFest to raise funds to support both Kiwanis Charities and its Y.E.S. awards programs. One hundred percent of all funds raised go to support Kiwanis charities and service awards. Schools in the greater Rockford area are notified of the application procedures, and students from public and private schools in the Rockford area are invited to participate.
Scholarships are awarded in two categories: the Youth Education Service Awards, based on scholarship and service to the school and community, and the College Grant Awards, also based on scholarship and service to community and school as well as individual financial need. The College Grant Awards were started by a generous donation by the late Willard J. Corbett.
Recipients of the Youth Education Service Awards include the following:
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From Christian Life — Jonathan Stechschulte;
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Yes. But it can be done. Something tells me that rider in question made some critical mistakes...
I've not clicked the video so am not talking about that particular rider.
So I'll say it again, having nothing to do with someone in a video I've never watched, a big adventure bike can have a tall enough 1st gear that engine braking alone won't slow it down enough. And braking without clutch will result in a stall.
On a steep descent in loose conditions the rear alone won't have enough stopping power anyway. FRONT brake is needed and in those conditions I don't want ABS in the
. The rear hardly matters. On my bike with no ABS, I lock up the rear all the time. On my bike with ABS, I invoke the rear ABS all the time. The rear hardly matters in those conditions, it has so little braking power anyway.
It's the
where I would like the ABS off in loose dirt conditions. The rear could stay on for fuck-all it does. I have noted the folks posting about work-arounds and DIY on/off switches. Those sound like possibilities but I wish that the bike came
from the factory
with a more quick & easy way to turn it on & off. On a D/S bike that is intended to go back & forth from dirt to pavement, I think there ought to be.
On my ABS bike, the procedure is to
and hold down the button until the light blinks. (I'll try briefly hitting the kill switch while in motion and see if that turns it off.). Then AFAIK it doesn't turn back on again unless I stop and turn the bike off & on. I would prefer it to be more easily switchable. My usual "problem" is that after a stop, I forget to turn it off again and then find myself riding along saying "shit I wish that was off".
I don't doubt it could be useful on pavement so don't necessarily want it disabled all the time since most of my big bike miles are indeed on pavement. IIRC, the more off-road oriented (higher ground clearance) version of my bike doesn't have ABS at all.
Advanced pancreatic cancer found 04/2010. Have outlived +/- 97% of patients with this diagnosis, but 08/2013 cancer now in liver, vascular system and lungs with 20+ lung tumors. Sick/weak sometimes, not riding much. No more treatments & now under Hospice care.
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Ryan Tannehill is Mike Pouncey's guy. We get that. Pouncey is Tannehill's center, so it's only natural for him to throw as much praise as he can at Tannehill. So when asked how he thinks Tannehill matches up with fellow rookie quarterbacks Robert Griffin III and Andrew Luck, Pouncey easily proclaims that Tannehill is the best of the bunch. "I think he's the best rookie quarterback in the NFL right now," Pouncey said of Tannehill, taken by Miami with the No. 8 pick in last April's NFL draft. "Without his success that he's having right now, we wouldn't be the 3-3 Dolphins that we are." "I think he's better than RG3," Pouncey said of Tannehill. "Their games are different. RGIII can throw, but he can also run. Tannehill's a smart quarterback. Now comparing Tannehill to other rookie quarterbacks is one thing. But Pouncey takes it a step further and says Tannehill will end up being like Tom Brady. I think he's going to be one of those elite guys like Tom Brady when it comes said a
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Many aspects of Pryor's record are troubling, from his record on civil rights to those of reproductive choice and religious liberty. Of particular concern are Pryor's views on the limits on Congress' authority to enact laws protecting individual and other rights.
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Two far-right justices, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, have led the destructive revival of a once-discredited "states' rights" approach to the Constitution. A series of 5-4 decisions have embraced new theories advanced by right-wing legal advocates affiliated with the Federalist Society, weakening federal civil rights protections and declaring other urgent issues off limits to action by the U.S. Congress.
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What happened to the San Diego Chargers? It wasn't long ago that they were Super Bowl contenders and now they find themselves in the cellar of the AFC. Poor coaching, subpar quarterback play, an ineffective ground game and an injury riddled offensive line can collectively be listed as legitimate reasons for the Chargers decline. The good news for San Diego fans is that several NFL teams have proven that it's possible to turn things around quickly. If the Chargers hope to compete in the AFC West in 2013 they'll have to answer prior to the start of the season. Coaching: This is the biggest question the Chargers have to answer this offseason as it will dictate the tempo of the organization for the next several years. It's unlikely that they'll do it but if the Spanos family wants to show Chargers fans that they are committed to fielding a winning team then they organization must bring in a big name head coach.… Read more
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1896 Five Cent Aluminum Pattern, PR64, Judd-17721896 5C Five Cents, Judd-1772, Pollock-1989, High R.6, PR64 PCGS. This 1896 pattern design features a large shield in the center of the obverse with crossed poles behind and a large ribbon across the center of the shield. The reverse has a large numeral 5 with CENTS in small letters below, surrounded by a curved olive sprig. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. Pollock lists four different alloys for this aluminum striking. However, the composition of this piece is unlisted. It has been metallurgically tested by PCGS and the percentage of aluminum is significantly lower than the four compositions listed in Pollock. The insert lists this piece as: 88% aluminum, 2.7% nickel, 2.5% copper, and 2.2% something else (apparently they ran out of room on the insert). The surfaces are bright as would be expected from an aluminum striking with nicely reflective fields and no oxidation. (PCGS# 62226)
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The Baptism of Jesus (Baptême de Jésus)
According to Matthew, Jesus travels from Galilee to Judaea to be baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River. Although John humbly protests and suggests that it is he who should be baptized by Jesus instead, Jesus insists. Here, a dove descends from the heavens as Jesus emerges from the water, while a voice from above calls him "my beloved Son." Perhaps in reference to earlier passages in the Gospels relating the curiosity and suspicion John's desert ministry inspired in some quarters, several witnesses surreptitiously watch the proceedings through a screen of rushes on the riverbank.
Tissot's text states that John the Baptist and Jesus, cousins often presented as childhood companions in artistic tradition, met again as adults at a place marked with twelve stones, indicating the spot where the Jewish people had crossed the Jordan and reentered Israel after their wanderings in the desert—a confluence of events linking the narratives of the Old and New Testaments. In the watercolor, John and his acolytes appear to stand on these stones as they perform the rite.
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- Dates: 1886-1894
- Dimensions: Image: 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (21.6 x 14 cm) Sheet: 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (21.6 x 14 cm) Frame: 20 x 15 x 1 1/2 in. (50.8 x 38.1 x 3.8 cm) (show scale)
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WASHINGTON -- Kyrie Irving scored 20 of his 26 points in the first half and Tristan Thompson scored the go-ahead 3-point play with 24.4 seconds remaining as the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Washington Wizards 87-84 on Wednesday night at Verizon Center. Thompson had 15 points and 12 rebounds for the Cavaliers, who have won two games in a row -- both without center Anderson Varejao -- after losing 11 of 12. Cleveland (7-23) improved to 9-2 in their last 11 games against Washington. The Wizards, losers of eight straight, fell to a NBA worst 3-23 record. Out of the starting lineup for the first time in nine games after violating a team rule, Jordan Crawford scored 15 of his 17 points in the second half for Washington. Emeka Okafor also scored 17 points and Nene had 16. Trailing 79-73 with less than six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Irving's jump sparked a 9-0 run and Dion Waiters 3-pointer put the Cavaliers up 82-79. Washington went scoreless for more than four minu...
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Japan coach Takeshi Okada remained upbeat despite suffering a fourth consecutive pre-FIFA World Cup South Africa™ defeat by Côte d'Ivoire yesterday. Defender Marcus Tulio Tanaka scored his second own goal in as many games after 13 minutes against Sven Göran Eriksson's side, before Kolo Toure's close-range finish with nine minutes remaining sealed the win to further dent Japan's confidence ahead of the 14 June 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ opener against Cameroon.
Japan have also lost to Serbia, Korea Republic and England in the build-up to the tournament. "We could have chosen to play weak opponents to win these last four games, but we knew in order to test ourselves we had to choose top teams and I told the players that in advance," Okada told Kyodo News.
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Four years ago in Germany, Japan failed to advance past the group stage after picking up just one point from three games, while on their FIFA World Cup™ debut in 1998, under Okada, the Blue Samurai failed to win a game before reaching the last 16 four years later on home soil.
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Article from The Reporter
newspaper, Washington Co., Pa., June 1, 1939, page 6:
DEATH ROLL - Mrs. John ROSS - Mrs. Lettia THARP ROSS, 81, widow of
John Ross, died Wednesday night, May 31, 1939 at 7:15 o'clock in the
home of her son, Samuel, near Marianna.
Mrs. Ross, a resident of West Bethlehem Township for more than
50 years, was a member of the North Ten Mile Baptist Church.
Surviving are seven children, Mrs. Elizabeth Thickson, of Marianna,
R. D.; Mrs. Daisy Wright and Steve Ross, both of Washington; Walter
Ross of Uniontown, R. D.; Mrs. Sadie Barnhart and Samuel Ross, of
Scenery Hill, R. D.; R. D. and Thomas Ross, of Marianna, R. D.
Also survives are two brothers, Frank, of Waynesburg, and Barney, of
Iowa, and 52 grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
Two daughters are deceased.
Short services will be held Saturday at 1p.m. in the home of Samuel
Ross, near Marianna, followed by services in the North Ten Mile
Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
If I'm understanding the notes made on these obituaries, the same
obituary appeared in the Morning Observer, Washington, PA, June
1, 1939, page 2.
NOTE: Lettie is part of my ROSS-THEAKSTON line.
(The surrounding items on this Xerox copy were all ads.)
Notes of Ruth Lane McGary, my grandmother, about this family:
See Obituary of Samuel J. Ross
Samuel J. Ross born in Greene Co PA
b. Sept. 15, 1887 d. Nov. 11, 1971 84 years
Parents: John Ross and Lattie THARP Ross
Samuel J. Ross married Ethel May McCarty
Their Children:
John, Robert, Thelma McKenna, Eva Watkins, Wilma John, Mary Jane
Wilma Johns: deceased, 1 son, 1 daughter
Samuel J. and Ethel May had 20 Grandchildren, 8
Bros. & Sis: Stephen, Walter
(This part is confusing & I don't have my book out today)-
Sadie Barnhart Wipkey
One Bro. (Tom), 4 sisters
1. Elizabeth Ross Theakston
Mrs. T. would have (where born?)
4 Bros.: Stephen, Walter, Sam, Tom
4 Sis: 1. Sadie 2. ? 3. ? 4.? 5. Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Theakston
There were 4 boys and 5 girls in the family
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Leslie Tweedie was born 28 October 1894 in Ballarat. Tweedie's grandfather William Tweedie was a bailiff at the County Court for Mines in Ballarat, and had been present at the Eureka Stockade.
Tweedie was a 20-year-old hotel clerk when he enlisted in the AIF in Perth on 23 September 1914. He was assigned service number 452 in the WA Infantry Brigade. His brother, Wallace Arthur (or Arthur Wallace), also enlisted and was assigned number 451. Leslie Tweedie was subsequently transferred to the 16th Infantry Battalion, where he was promoted until he became a lieutenant.
Tweedie left Melbourne on the Ceramic on 22 December 1914, bound for the Middle East. He went on to serve in Gallipoli and later in Europe. He was fortunate to escape serious injury, although he did endure bouts of illness. He returned to Australia in October 1918, on Special Leave awarded to soldiers who had served since 1914. He was discharged on 25 February 1919.
Tweedie had a distinguished military career, and was awarded five medals including the Meritorious Service Medal (1917) and the Military Cross (1919).
In 1939 he re-enlisted in Adelaide (number SX22487) but was too old for overseas service. He was attached to the Garrison Battalion, and transferred to Western Australia. He was then attached to the Western Command Headquarters, where he served as Prisoner of War Liaison Officer. Tweedie was discharged 3 June 1945 in Perth.
In 1922 Leslie had given his medals to his mother for safekeeping. His parents separated, and worked in hotels in South Australia and Victoria. In Adelaide, he became aware she had lost the medals; he applied for duplicate medals in 1960.
Leslie Tweedie died 4 August 1977.
Wal Tweedie & Alison Edmunds, Personal Communication, 27 January 2011
National Archives of Australia: B2455, TWEEDIE LESLIE
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Medal - 1914-1915 Star, Great Britain, Private Leslie Tweedie, 1918
1914-1915 Star medal awarded to Pte. Leslie Tweedie, service number 452, 16th Battalion, A.I.F., for service in World War I. Private Tweedie was born at Ballarat, Victoria. He was a a ...Images: 2
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British War Medal 1914-1920 awarded to Lieut. Leslie Tweedie, service number 452, 16th Battalion, AIF. Lientenant Tweedie was born in Ballarat and was a hotel clerk when he joined on ...Images: 2
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MISSION TO MARS takes place in 2020. Don Cheadle plays an astronaut who leads a team to Mars to investigate the possibility of colonization. When a huge tunnel-like dust storm kills the rest of the team and communication with the space station is cut off, four of his colleages, played by Tim Robbins, Jerry O'Connell, Gary Sinese, and Connie Nielson, go on a rescue mission.
Is it any good?
Director Brian DePalma is known for movies that have two qualities -- striking visual flair and frustrating narrative incoherence. If you are the kind of person who talks about the plot after seeing a movie, this is not your kind of movie. But if you would enjoy seeing an old-time Flash Gordon-style movie with 21st Century special effects and computer graphics, you just might want to see it twice.
The movie makes Close Encounters of the Third Kind seem like rocket science. It even makes The Day the Earth Stood Still look like rocket science. But the pictures are pretty.
Families can talk about...
Families can talk about the choices made by the characters, including one who commits suicide to save the lives of others, and about the prospects of space exploration and colonization. And it is worth pointing out to kids who watch today that they are the same age as the characters in the movie, who would have been children back in the year 2000. Point out the brief home movie footage showing two of the characters circa 2000, around 11 years old, and already dreaming of going to Mars, and ask kids what their dreams are, and help them think about what they will need in order to get there.
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|Don Cheadle, Gary Sinise, Tim Robbins
|Brian De Palma
|Walt Disney Pictures
|Adventures, Space and aliens
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By Knockout
from Hanover Virginia
Bought this winch to move some old dozer tracks and farm machinery. I built a receiver mount that can be used with reciever hitch or chained to a tree. Winch pulled dozer tracks out of the woods, the tracks had been coiled and bolted years ago and the winch pulled the whole thing out to where I could safely cut them with a torch. Glad I purchased this winch.
(20 of 22 customers found this review helpful)
So far so good!
By Fred
from Charlotte Mi.
I have used my 5000 winch to pull cars on my trailer to scrap......so far it has proved to do what its supposed to, I have pulled full size trucks and blazers on the trailer some with a flat tire!
(10 of 13 customers found this review helpful)
By MichiganOutDoors
from Dearborn, Michigan
I keep this in My Ford Focus, and used with the Focus. I pulled out trees and my Ford F350 4X4 when it was broken. I also now bought a 12000Lbs winch for my truck. Very happy with both.
(14 of 15 customers found this review helpful)
i love this thing
By tool time
from mcconnelsvill, ohio
i mounted this winch on my car trailer & use it on a weekly basis and love it and u will too.
(9 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
works great
By lines/over head worker
from Detroit, Michigan
I bought this for pulling small trees. Well, I had my big Ford F250 4x4 with a plow that needed to be pulled up my steep driveway and 100' long. I used this winch with extra tow rope. setup the winch onto the group with a cain that was in the ground/ to cannect winch. Used my boster back for power, and it worked. pulled the truck with no problems. Only thing, i had to stop a few times to let winch cool down. didn't want to break.
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um, I will prolly change my mind when it happens but as of now I don't want to see Olympic MMA (MMA light). Olympic boxing sucks so I don't know if I would really want to see MMA with tanktops and shin guards or open hand strikes.
Fukuda is vice president of FILA and president of World Victory Road Sengoku. In my opinion there aren't MMA light! MMA light is pankration athlima.
That is what I was getting at. I see Olympic MMA turning into a Pankration tournament. Moonboots/shinguards and all. The Olympics won't allow "full" MMA due to the Olympic Tournament style of event it would be. Just an opinion though.
P.S. Like I said maybe when it happens I will like it. It could turn into a training ground for future pros like Olympic style boxing (boxing light).
The biggest problem I foresee is that MMA fighters wouldn't want to fight in the Olympics for free. The injury rate is pretty high in MMA.
Also I don't see Dana just letting his UFC fighters fight in the Olympics for nothing.
Especially if they get squashed by someone like Fedor or even upset by an unknown.
So it would probably be unknown amateur fighters in the event unless it was something like Combat Sambo with full head gear and protection. Even then it would be primarily non UFC fighters as the UFC fighters have exclusive contracts with the UFC.
Last edited by BruceLeeMMAfighting.net; 06-02-2009 at 08:35 PM.
Don't you think something could be worked out between the UFC and the IOC? Professional athletes (NBA, NHL, pro tennis circuit etc) compete in the Olympics already.


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Interesting via Touch Arcade:
Nintendo Leaning Toward "Free To Start" Pricing for Mobile Games
In what could be read as a positive sign for free to play haters, Nintendo has talked a bit about pricing strategies for upcoming mobile games during a recent shareholders meeting.
Iwata then went into more detail about what he sees as the social issue of F2P games psychologically manipulating players and acknowledged that the profits from these kind of games come from "whales" rather than from the majority of players. Although companies in Japan can make quite a bit of profit by focusing on whales, Iwata doesn't believe that the same approach would be embraced by people around the world.
Touch Arcade has the details.
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