Did anybody see these announcements from March? I just stumbled upon
them by accident.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/25/openpeaks-opentablet-7-hands-on-moorestown-has-found-a-friend/
http://nexus404.com/Blog/2010/03/24/opentablet-openpeak-announced-opentablet-coming-late-2010/
A bit
Debian Squeeze on the Joggler (Lazy People's Version): ;-)
http://www.flattermann.net/2010/06/installing-debian-squeeze-on-the-joggler-for-lazy-people/
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flattermann;551528 Wrote:
I finally got Debian Squeeze with LXDE/SqueezePlay/MythTV running on my
Joggler!
It's really, really great!
SqueezePlay (including playback) works fine and MythTV also works fast
without any issues!
I installed it on the internal MMC, so I can use it without
flattermann;551528 Wrote:
I finally got Debian Squeeze with LXDE/SqueezePlay/MythTV running on my
Joggler!
It's really, really great!
SqueezePlay (including playback) works fine and MythTV also works fast
without any issues!
I installed it on the internal MMC, so I can use it without
markrs;551839 Wrote:
That is awesome, would love to see how well that works, though I am more
interested in LXDE that squeezeplay as I don't have a squeezebox (went
the roku soundbridge route). Do you plan to put instructions on
jogglerwiki.info?
robinbowes;551840 Wrote:
I only really want to display the now playing screen (and maybe
control the player a bit) from my joggler. How would you say Debian
Squeeze compares to Android/SqueezeCommander?
R.
PS. I am finding that my joggler is losing wireless connection
regularly (when
I finally got Debian Squeeze with LXDE/SqueezePlay/MythTV running on my
Joggler!
It's really, really great!
SqueezePlay (including playback) works fine and MythTV also works fast
without any issues!
I installed it on the internal MMC, so I can use it without USB key
attached. Nice! :-)
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Is there a way to get the Joggler to display just the album art of the
album that is playing? I have a WHS that does all the squeezecenter
stuff so I'm looking for a way to 'push' the album art to joggler from
the WHS.
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colincliff;542173 Wrote:
It seems that android can see the network and accept the
password/encryption etc, but not manage to connect. My network uses
wpa2 encryption. Are you using wifi successfully?
Strange, I'm using WPA/PSK here and that works without problems.
The only issue is that
@ flattermann,
thanks for your message re squeezecommander.
I'm having trouble getting wifi connected with your Android image. When
selecting wifi in settings it occasionally says 'unable to start', and
when retrying it will see networks but doesnt seem to be able to
connect - perhaps a dhcp
@ flattermann,
thanks for your message re squeezecommander.
I'm having trouble getting wifi connected with your Android image. When
selecting wifi in settings it occasionally says 'unable to start', and
when retrying it will see networks but doesnt seem to be able to
connect - perhaps a dhcp
hi Scardeycat,
I've checked the md5sum and everything matches, however i'm getting the
same 'libFLAC.so.8: file too short' error. The file it is referring to
is 0kb, should it be empty?
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colincliff;541584 Wrote:
hi Scardeycat,
I've checked the md5sum and everything matches, however i'm getting the
same 'libFLAC.so.8: file too short' error. The file it is referring to
is 0kb, should it be empty?
Mmm... that's a bit odd it's a symlink. Here are the symlinks I have in
the
I know other people have used without a problem. I'll check the symlinks
when I get home.
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I'd be real interested to know what you changed to get it to run
fullscreen, have currently built a newer version, and am trying to get
it to run fullscreen.
Any chance you could give me some pointers as to the files you modded
?
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colincliff;541604 Wrote:
I know other people have used without a problem. I'll check the symlinks
when I get home. What command did you run to get the list of symlinks?
Too see the symlinks in the archive:
$ tar tvzf squeezeplay-scaredycat.tar.gz |grep ^l
Code:
3guk;541612 Wrote:
I'd be real interested to know what you changed to get it to run
fullscreen, have currently built a newer version, and am trying to get
it to run fullscreen.
Any chance you could give me some pointers as to the files you modded
?
James
I modified the
I think I remember reading somewhere that the fullscreenapplet.lua
doesn't work in the more recent revisions i.e. 7.4 onwards.
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Hi Scaredycat - tried running your squeezeplay-runnable on an ubuntu
laptop and it runs fine but it's showing SqueezePlay version 7.3
r8740 which is quite old. Have you tried a newer version?
I've run a pre-compiled version on the Joggler but I need to play
around with layout, image font sizes,
Hi Scaredycat - tried running your squeezeplay-runnable on an ubuntu
laptop and it runs fine but it's showing SqueezePlay version 7.3
r8740 which is quite old. Have you tried a newer version?
I've run a pre-compiled version on the Joggler but I need to play
around with layout, image font sizes,
sifer69;541309 Wrote:
Hi Scaredycat - tried running your squeezeplay-runnable on an ubuntu
laptop and it runs fine but it's showing SqueezePlay version 7.3
r8740 which is quite old. Have you tried a newer version?
I've run a pre-compiled version on the Joggler but I need to play
around
8744 seems indeed to be the latest (http://svn.slimdevices.com/jive/),
should be 7.6
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simbo;541015 Wrote:
You're right, the GUI is very slow! Excellent work so far though. Is
Android the only OS that uses framebuffer drivers? I'm just wondering
why this hasn't been looked at before.
Yes, all other Linux versions use an X server and there is a closed
source driver with 3D
ScaredyCat;540987 Wrote:
)
Code:
export
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/media/squeezeplay/squeezeplay-runnable/lib:/lib/intel:/openpeak/tango/common_libs
export KMP_DUPLICATE_LIB_OK=TRUE
export DISPLAY=:0.0
export SDL_AUDIODRIVER=alsa
colincliff;541464 Wrote:
Hi, I'm struggling to get this running on the joggler :-)
i've unpacked the archive into a folder in /media as suggested
do i need to run the above commands in telnet? I have tried this but
when I run squeezeplay with
That could be a picture of SqueezePlay on anything for all we know :)
Instructions???
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FYI: The new Android image supports ethernet, touchscreen, sound, wifi,
shutdown/reboot by touch...
The only key problem left is the slow GUI. I would appreciate anyone
helping to solve this GUI issue. (Join #mer on irc.freenode.net!)
If you want to try it, we've created a prebuilt image that
I'll give Android a try now, nice work :)
How about this! http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33t=414
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Well, I've not uploaded a complete image, because it takes way longer to
download/put it on the USB key, because large parts of the image will be
empty.
I think the easiest way is to download an Ubuntu CD, boot your PC from
this CD in a Live-Ubuntu (that does not change anything on your
ScaredyCat;540663 Wrote:
There's really no need to go about installing ubuntu to use the Joggler
as a Squeezecenter, Squeezeplay will run on it.
Do you have any instructions? This sounds really promising... although
I'd still like to have Android running on it! :-)
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dave77;540815 Wrote:
I'll give Android a try now, nice work :) Is there anyway for us Windows
people to create the USB, with Ubuntu we can just download an image and
burn it to USB
I've created an empty image for the Android build.
You can unpack it and dump it on the USB stick just like the
Excellent work Christian! will try the image now.
ScaredyCat;540663 Wrote:
There's really no need to go about installing ubuntu to use the Joggler
as a Squeezecenter, Squeezeplay will run on it.
ScaredyCat
This would be great if its true. Any more info on how this works??
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Excellent work Christian! will try the image now. Does squeezecommander
work with the joggler resolution/orientation?
It's not really optimized for this resolution/screen size, but it works
pretty well.
(Of course, a special tablet version would look much better...)
dave77;540786 Wrote:
That could be a picture of SqueezePlay on anything for all we know :)
Instructions???
Compile Squeezeplay - I used my ubuntu box. Copy the generated tarball
to the Joggler ( I use /media as there's more space on there)
You'll need to export the libs from the tarball
Compile Squeezeplay - I used my ubuntu box. Copy the generated tarball
to the Joggler ( I use /media as there's more space on there)
You'll need to export the libs from the tarball (include the tango ones
too)
...
Great work!
Maybe you could create a short step-by-step guide in the
flattermann;540994 Wrote:
Great work!
Maybe you could create a short step-by-step guide in the wiki?
http://jogglerwiki.info
I think many people would appreciate it!
I've modded my last post to include a tarball to get people going. Can
do instructions for compilation too...
btw
flattermann;540795 Wrote:
The only key problem left is the slow GUI. I would appreciate anyone
helping to solve this GUI issue. (Join #mer on irc.freenode.net!)
You're right, the GUI is very slow! Excellent work so far though. Is
Android the only OS that uses framebuffer drivers? I'm just
flattermann;540795 Wrote:
The only key problem left is the slow GUI. I would appreciate anyone
helping to solve this GUI issue. (Join #mer on irc.freenode.net!)
You're right, the GUI is very slow! Excellent work so far though. Is
Android the only OS that uses framebuffer drivers? I'm just
ScaredyCat;541007 Wrote:
I've modded my last post to include a tarball to get people going. Can
do instructions for compilation too (probably at the weekend)...
thanks muchly for the tarball :-) I'll have a stab at getting it going
on my joggler. If I can manage then i think anyone will be
colincliff;541021 Wrote:
thanks muchly for the tarball :-) I'll have a stab at getting it going
on my joggler. If I can manage then i think anyone will be able to.
I, perhaps incorrectly, presumed that everyone had sshd/scp running on
their joggler. If so it should take 1 minute to get up
ScaredyCat;540987 Wrote:
copy to /media and untar it. Use
Code:
/media/squeezeplay-runnable/start_squeezeplay
to run it...
ScaredyCat
Just wondering, is it even possible to integrate this with the standard
Flash UI on
simbo;541028 Wrote:
Just wondering, is it even possible to integrate this with the standard
Flash UI on the Joggler?
I'm not sure if you can execute scripts from flash. If you can then it
should be relatively easy to get the screen positioning correct (to
show home button). However, my
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but does this support local playback
on the Joggler, or does it work only as a controller for other Squeeze
devices?
Any reason this tarball wouldn't work on the disca (slimmed down full
Ubuntu) or dysentry (Ubuntu Netbook Remix) builds over at
www.joggler.info
ScaredyCat;541035 Wrote:
If I'm truly honest, if Android ran fast enough on the Joggler then I'd
be there running it.
I concur... I'd like to run Android (with full-speed graphics!) with
SqueezeCommander, and SqueezeSlave in the background to turn it into a
player too.
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florca;541041 Wrote:
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but does this support local playback
on the Joggler, or does it work only as a controller for other Squeeze
devices?
It also works for playback - You need to select Settings - Advanced -
Audio Playback - Enable Playback
florca;541041
ScaredyCat;541048 Wrote:
because the networking chip in the rio is buggy and doesn't negotiate
properly
ScaredyCat
That was the thing that consigned mine to the garage - I had it running
through a daisy-chained 10Mb hub for a while but the number of boxes and
plugs just got out of hand -
i just installed wine and installed the windows version. I couldn't get
a Linux native version to build. The joggler can easily run wine so you
don't notice any performance issues. Also means you can run Spotify as
well if you use it?
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i just installed wine and installed the windows version. I couldn't get
a Linux native version to build. The joggler can easily run wine so you
don't notice any performance issues. Also means you can run Spotify as
well if you use it?
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There's really no need to go about installing ubuntu to use the Joggler
as a Squeezecenter, Squeezeplay will run on it.
See attached pic or http://twitpic.com/1ipv62
There are a few minor issues but these can be addressed in code, namely
- there are no hard buttons. Touchscreen obviously works
colincliff;539456 Wrote:
I'm running this Ubuntu image at the moment -
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33t=356start=0
That's the version i'm running too, how did you install SqueezePlay?
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I'm running this Ubuntu image at the moment -
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33t=356start=0
Squeezeplay works under wine very well for controlling all the players
in the house. I'm not able to get the sound out of the joggler at the
moment with Squeezeplay for local play sadly. Am
Android and SqueezeCommander are working on the Joggler: :-)
http://www.flattermann.net/2010/04/android-on-o2-joggler
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well done :) I'll give it a go when/if wifi and sound are sorted
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dave77;538501 Wrote:
well done :) I'll give it a go when/if wifi and sound are sorted
Wifi/Sound will probably work in the future.
My main concern is the slow GUI right now.
The Joggler has an Intel GMA500/Poulsbo graphics unit and Intel does
not really offer good linux drivers for it, yet.
dave77;538501 Wrote:
well done :) I'll give it a go when/if wifi and sound are sorted
Wifi/Sound will probably work in the future.
My main concern is the slow GUI right now.
The Joggler has an Intel GMA500/Poulsbo graphics unit and Intel does
not really offer good linux drivers for it, yet.
I'm also looking forward to wifi, sound, and a solution to the graphics
issue. Will be a nice tablet when those things are sorted.
R.
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I'm also looking forward to wifi, sound, and a solution to the graphics
issue. Will be a nice tablet when those things are sorted.
R.
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colincliff;536523 Wrote:
this post looks good for an easy ubuntu installation
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33t=235start=200#p2698
Got that on yesterday, looking good apart from crackling sound and a
rubbish hand-writing program, need to find an on-screen keyboard!
dave77;537411 Wrote:
Got that on yesterday, looking good apart from crackling sound and a
rubbish hand-writing program, need to find an on-screen keyboard!
Controlling SBS through the browser on it should be good enough! You
can get Google Chrome with a touchscreen addon.
I tried out the
crackling audio is fixed by editing a grub entry -
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33t=235start=200
towards the end of the thread are instructions.
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yeah got it
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33t=235start=350#p2944
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this post looks good for an easy ubuntu installation
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33t=235start=200#p2698
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http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/moonse-e-7001-7-inch-google-android-tablet-15-04-2010/
Just found this, looks like a big iPhone with Android
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dave77;532434 Wrote:
Did you manage to get anyone to get you any?
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35t=164
Somebody is working on getting Android on it now.
I've visited and called many O2 shops in London in the last days and
the Joggler was sold-out in all of them. :-(
I
flattermann;530883 Wrote:
Maybe somebody living in the UK would be so kind to get one or two for
me?
(And either give it to me while I'm in London or send it to Germany?)
Did you manage to get anyone to get you any?
http://www.joggler.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35t=164
Somebody is working
elziko;431895 Wrote:
I very much doubt your Touch has the same screen size resolution! Also
this looks like something that would mount well on a wall.
Having said that I can't find any detailed tech specs - are they
available somewhere? Otherwise if there for a well written app to
dave77;530782 Wrote:
Does Ubuntu just boot from USB then and not affect the 02 install? Do
you get an on screen keyboard? I'll give it a go when it turns up
sorry, yes the usb stick just bypasses the normal o2 linux boot and
goes straight into ubuntu (or whatever you install). It seemed
I would have loved to have seen this an Android based device, i reckon
O2 missed a trick there.
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autopilot;531113 Wrote:
I would have loved to have seen this an Android based device, i reckon
O2 missed a trick there.
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/35595/T-Mobile-UK-takes-on-the-Joggler-with-Vega-Android-tablet
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Ah, yes, I was just about to post about the Vega!
I think I might wait for this as it might be a little more expensive,
but T-Mobile are trying to compete with the Joggler so that should keep
the price down. And native support for the Squeezebox Android app!
The Moog
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The Moog;531121 Wrote:
Ah, yes, I was just about to post about the Vega!
I think I might wait for this as it might be a little more expensive,
but T-Mobile are trying to compete with the Joggler so that should keep
the price down. And native support for the Squeezebox Android app!
flattermann;531140 Wrote:
Especially when SqueezeCommander for Tablets is ready. :-)
This beast has a 15 screen! That offers many new and great
opportunities!
Ok, the resolution is a little low, only 1366x768, but it will make a
great host for SqueezeCommander nonetheless...
I want to see
if anyone could point me towards a squeezeplay build for Ubuntu NBR 9.10
i would be most appreciative. Its the final step in my plan for music
domination...
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colincliff;531247 Wrote:
if anyone could point me towards a squeezeplay build for Ubuntu NBR 9.10
i would be most appreciative. Its the final step in my plan for music
domination...
AFAIK, there's no special SP build for Ubuntu NBR, but you can download
a Debian .deb package here:
I gave it a go. Squeezeplay loaded up but there were graphics
corruptions each time I tried to navigate. Text would not clear as I
moved through the menus so soon the screen was full of text on top of
text!
I think i'm at the end of my linux skills unfortunately. Might have to
wait a while for
Just been around the three O2 stores in the City of London and they're
all sold out due to high demand (hardly surprising at this price, and
after a bank holiday). New stock coming in Thursday.
This could be a great alternative to a Controller, and is so cheap and
the screen so large and high
I've just got Ubuntu NBR running on this, touchscreen and wifi all
working happily. The sound isnt working at the moment sadly. now
looking for a squeezeplay installation for ubuntu. Are there any ready
built?
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colincliff;530734 Wrote:
I've just got Ubuntu NBR running on this, touchscreen and wifi all
working happily. The sound isnt working at the moment sadly. now
looking for a squeezeplay installation for ubuntu. Are there any ready
built?
will post back when there's any progress
Have you
dave77;530735 Wrote:
Have you seen the last bit on here http://magician.gforums.de/
Sound is deactived by default. That's because of wrong settings in the
/etc/modprobe.d/alsabase.conf file. Just remove the last line and sound
will work. With noise.
Yeah, saw that, was waiting for
colincliff;530767 Wrote:
Yeah, saw that, was waiting for someone to get decent sound out of it! i
might try it just to see how bad the noise is
Does Ubuntu just boot from USB then and not affect the 02 install? Do
you get an on screen keyboard? I'll give it a go when it turns up
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Milhouse;530701 Wrote:
Just been around the three O2 stores in the City of London and they're
all sold out due to high demand (hardly surprising at this price, and
after a bank holiday). New stock coming in Thursday.
Damn!
I'll be in London till Monday, so I will probably not be able to get
dave77;530782 Wrote:
Does Ubuntu just boot from USB then and not affect the 02 install?
As far as I know:
Yes! You can install Ubuntu NBR on the USB and keep the internal memory
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colincliff;530043 Wrote:
just need some genius to come up with a flash app to control
squeezeboxes
Someone did write one a few years back (can't find the original post),
but if I remember correctly it wasn't suited to touch screens.
All we need is SqueezePlay, in Flash. Or for somebody to
simbo;530133 Wrote:
Someone did write one a few years back (can't find the original post),
but if I remember correctly it wasn't suited to touch screens.
you're probably thinking of slimfx:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=32422
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aubuti;530228 Wrote:
you're probably thinking of slimfx:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=32422
I was indeed... thanks!
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squeezebox
bit the bullet and ordered one, hopefully someone can come up with some
decent hacks or apps for it now the SDK is out
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theres loads of info in amongst the useless posts on the HUKD thread
here:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/646001/o2-joggler-49-99-now-with-free-app-?
Also, someone from there has set up a hacking forum which seems to be a
good place for pulling all the info out there together -
i would be seriously interested in a flash app for the joggler!
i have just bought at the £50 deal, and was thinking of squeezeplay
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The device looks really interesting.
One should try to install Android on it - it may be a very nice touch
tablet for Internet Browsing and more... :-)
http://www.android-x86.org
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david_f1976;529564 Wrote:
Just noticed that these have been reduced to £50 in the UK.
Quidco offers 10% off all accessories from O2. I wonder if this would
be treated as an accessory...?
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dave77;529782 Wrote:
can you browse the internet on these things?
Not with the default installation, by the looks of things. However
people are hacking them to install Linux and stuff.
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simbo;529788 Wrote:
Not with the default installation, by the looks of things. However
people are hacking them to install Linux and stuff.
Seems strange when it can access the internet already (youtube etc), I
wonder if they're planning a browser add-on for the app store
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dave77
Boom - Controller - Touch (sometime this year hopefully) - SBS 7.4.2 on
Acer Revo R3610 Win7
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dave77;529812 Wrote:
I see the UI is Flash so not a chance it could ever be a web browser
Unless you get to the Linux shell behind...
http://hackthejoggler.blogspot.com/
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simbo
*bedroom:* squeezebox boom; *study:* squeezebox 3; *lounge:*
squeezeslave; *conservatory/garden:* squeezebox
simbo;529818 Wrote:
Unless you get to the Linux shell behind...
http://hackthejoggler.blogspot.com/
Interesting, might get one then while it's cheap in hope that an easy
hack turns up. I like the idea of looking up recipes in the kitchen
like that blog said, that would sell it to the other
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