Software Sundays

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Software Sundays is a weekly podcast where technology, culture, and real-world impact intersect. Hosted by Kevin Dowdy, the show explores the latest trends in software engineering, AI, and digital innovation—while breaking down what they actually mean for engineers, builders, and communities. From industry shifts to practical insights, each episode is designed to help you think critically, build intentionally, and lead with purpose. Whether you're a developer, founder, or someone looking to transition into tech, this is your space to stay informed and grow.

Episodes

  1. The AI Job Myth, Intelligence You Can Trust & Government-Controlled AI | SS #33

    3d ago

    The AI Job Myth, Intelligence You Can Trust & Government-Controlled AI | SS #33

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down one of the biggest questions in technology today: will AI actually replace skilled professionals, or are we dramatically underestimating the value of human accountability, trust, and judgment? We start with new claims that millions of workers are at risk from AI-driven automation and why software engineers, accountants, and legal professionals may be far more resilient than many headlines suggest. KD explains why trust-based professions could require even more human oversight as AI adoption grows.  Next, we dive into Anthropic’s controversial decision to quietly route certain requests to less capable models without informing users. What does this mean for trust, transparency, research, software development, finance, and other industries that rely on AI-generated insights? We also explore proposals for governments to take ownership stakes in major AI companies, what that could mean for citizens, universal capital, national security, and why AI is increasingly being treated as a strategic national asset. In this episode’s Q&A, we cover the skills every entry-level software engineer should have in 2026, how organizations can secure open-source software, the differences between SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS, why one-on-one meetings matter, and what data centers actually do beyond powering AI. We close with a reminder that the bar is constantly rising and that long-term success belongs to the people who continue learning, adapting, and improving.   CHAPTERS:  00:00 Introduction to Software Sundays 00:43 AI and Job Automation Concerns 08:01 The Role of Humans in AI-Driven Fields 13:42 Government Involvement in AI Companies 18:55 The Risks of Over-Reliance on AI 21:00 Entry-Level Software Engineering Skills for 2026 24:31 Securing Open Source Software 28:00 Understanding SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS 31:03 The Importance of One-on-Ones in Organizations 32:50 The Importance of Data Centers 37:44 Continuous Growth and Improvement Build Learn Impact is on a mission to help our community create wealth and opportunity through technology. Join BLI University - https://discord.gg/jpJHGq6kgS #SoftwareSundays #AI #Anthropic #ArtificialIntelligence #SoftwareEngineering #FutureOfWork #CyberSecurity #OpenSource #DataCenters #CloudComputing #Technology #Leadership #BuildLearnImpact #TechEducation #AIJobs #NationalSecurity #CareerGrowth #TrustInAI

    43 min
  2. AI Nonproliferation, U.K Chips Sovereignty & When Bots Outnumber Humans | Software Sundays #32

    3d ago

    AI Nonproliferation, U.K Chips Sovereignty & When Bots Outnumber Humans | Software Sundays #32

    This week on Software Sundays, KD explores three major shifts shaping the future of technology, society, and power. We begin with Anthropic’s call for AI non-proliferation and what increased regulation could mean for innovation, competition, and the future of open-source AI. Then we examine the growing push for sovereign AI as governments invest in domestic chips, data centers, energy infrastructure, and national AI capabilities. We also break down a milestone moment for the internet: bots now generating more traffic than humans. KD explains what this means for trust, influence, social media, AI agents, and the future of online interactions. In this episode’s Q&A, we cover how to move quickly without making mistakes, budgeting a software engineering salary, the difference between the cloud and a home computer, what it really means to be agile, and why every engineer should be using GitHub. We close with a reminder that sometimes growth requires changing environments and placing yourself where your goals have the best opportunity to thrive.  CHAPTERS:  00:00 Introduction to Software Sundays 02:32 The Call for AI Regulation 04:51 Sovereignty in AI Infrastructure 07:27 The Rise of Bots and AI Agents 09:39 The Importance of Trust in AI 12:23 Navigating the Technology Industry 14:51 Budgeting Your Software Engineering Salary 17:20 Understanding Cloud vs Home Computing 19:42 Agility in Development 22:30 The Role of GitHub in Development 25:01 Mindset for Growth Build Learn Impact is on a mission to help our community create wealth and opportunity through technology.   Join BLI University - https://discord.gg/jpJHGq6kgS Connect with Build Learn Impact:  Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/build.learn.impact Substack → https://buildlearnimpact.substack.com/ Connect with Kevin Dowdy:  Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/mrkevindowdy LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinldowdy/ YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@kevinldowdy Substack → https://substack.com/@kevinldowdy GitHub → https://github.com/kevindowdy   #SoftwareSundays #AI #Anthropic #SovereignAI #ArtificialIntelligence #CloudComputing #GitHub #SoftwareEngineering #TechEducation #DigitalSovereignty #OpenSource #CareerGrowth #Leadership #BuildLearnImpact

    46 min
  3. The Pope’s Warning, Europe’s $75B Bet & Tech Fueled Housing Crisis | SS #31

    Jun 1

    The Pope’s Warning, Europe’s $75B Bet & Tech Fueled Housing Crisis | SS #31

    This week on Software Sundays, KD explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping society, economies, and opportunity around the world. We begin with the Vatican’s growing concerns about AI and the impact advanced technology may have on human dignity, work, and decision-making. As governments, institutions, and global leaders pay closer attention to AI, the conversation is moving beyond innovation and into questions about responsibility and long-term societal impact. Next, we examine SoftBank’s proposed €75 billion investment in AI infrastructure across France and what it signals about the global race to build sovereign AI capabilities. KD discusses the growing demand for cloud, platform, security, networking, and reliability engineers as countries seek greater control over their technological futures. We also break down how new wealth generated by the technology sector is contributing to rising housing costs in major markets like San Francisco, and why participation in the technology economy may become increasingly important for individuals and families seeking economic mobility. In this episode’s Q&A, we cover how to choose the right tool for a project, the differences between dynamic and static testing, why software estimates are often wrong, how Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEVs) fit into cybersecurity programs, and why the technology industry creates so much wealth. We close with a reminder to stay focused on your own mission, avoid distractions, and build the future you want to create. Join BLI University: https://discord.gg/jRkGnQaDVq Connect with Kevin Dowdy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinldowdy RSVP for I Self Express Walk: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/i-self-express-too-10th-annual-self-esteem-awareness-walk-tickets-1982640223279?aff=oddtdtcreator CHAPTERS: 00:00 Introduction to Software Sundays Builders 00:29 The Pope's Stance on AI and Human Dignity 03:53 The Need for Mindful AI Development 06:35 SoftBank's Investment in AI Infrastructure 09:28 The Future of AI and Infrastructure Development 12:28 Opportunities in Sovereign AI and Global Talent 14:52 The Impact of Tech Wealth on Housing Markets 17:52 The Importance of Competing in Tech 19:09 Choosing the Right Tools for Development 26:30 Dynamic vs. Static Testing in Software 31:46 Challenges in Estimating Software Project Timelines 40:00 Understanding Known Exploited Vulnerabilities 45:05 Wealth Concentration in the Tech Industry 51:02 Mindset for Success in Tech 55:08 Community Announcements and Closing Thoughts Build Learn Impact is on a mission to help you create wealth, opportunity, and ownership through technology. #SoftwareSundays #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Technology #SoftwareEngineering #CyberSecurity #TechCareers #Housing #TechIndustry #Innovation #Leadership #CloudComputing #Engineering #BuildLearnImpact #KEV #ThreatIntelligence #SoftBank #Vatican #FutureOfWork

    58 min
  4. AI Fears, Cybersecurity Showdowns & Why Ambition Still Matters | Software Sundays #30

    May 24

    AI Fears, Cybersecurity Showdowns & Why Ambition Still Matters | Software Sundays #30

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down the growing anxiety around artificial intelligence and what it means for workers, engineers, students, and creators trying to navigate the future of work. We start with the viral commencement speech where graduates booed discussions about AI, and unpack why so many young people feel uncertain about job opportunities in an AI-driven economy. KD explains why AI should be viewed as a tool instead of an enemy, while also acknowledging the very real pressure being placed on junior and entry-level workers. Then we dive into a cybersecurity showdown where AI agents and human security teams battled each other in a live competition. KD explains how red teams and blue teams operate, why AI hallucinations remain dangerous in security environments, and why experienced professionals are still critical even in highly automated systems. We also cover California’s new executive order aimed at preparing workers for AI disruption, including discussions around job retraining, universal basic capital, and how governments may attempt to soften the impact of automation over the next several years. In this week’s Q&A, KD answers questions about: Staying engaged on difficult projectsManaging expectations before accepting new workUnderstanding ambitionMastering process over toolsKnowing when it’s appropriate to disagree with leadership.We close with a reminder that communication is one of the most powerful skills builders can develop because the ability to transfer ideas effectively is what allows people to scale their impact. CHAPTERS:  00:00 Introduction to Software Sundays 00:49 AI Anxiety and Opportunities 05:10 Cybersecurity Showdown: AI vs Humans 11:17 Political Responses to AI Impact 17:17 Long-term Perspectives on AI 19:53 Q&A: Engagement in Difficult Projects 27:53 Managing Expectations with New Requests 34:02 The Importance of Ambition 38:14 Mastering Processes Over Tools 42:42 Disagreeing with Your Manager 48:28 The Power of Communication #SoftwareSundays #AI #CyberSecurity #SoftwareEngineering #CareerGrowth #ArtificialIntelligence #Leadership #Technology #Engineering #Automation #BlueTeam #RedTeam #TechCareers #BuildLearnImpact #CommunicationSkills

    55 min
  5. Microsoft & OpenAI Power Struggle, Data Centers Reshaping Energy Demand and AI's Impact on the Workforce | Software Sundays

    May 17

    Microsoft & OpenAI Power Struggle, Data Centers Reshaping Energy Demand and AI's Impact on the Workforce | Software Sundays

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down the growing power dynamics shaping the future of artificial intelligence, infrastructure, and the technology workforce.  We start with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s testimony about Microsoft’s relationship with OpenAI and what it reveals about cloud infrastructure, AI dependence, governance, and the massive ecosystem required to train frontier AI models. Then we get into the explosion of data center energy demand and why the AI boom is accelerating investment into cleaner energy systems like geothermal power. KD explains the tradeoffs between economic growth, energy consumption, environmental concerns, and why developers will continue to play a central role in the future of digital infrastructure.  We also unpack why companies are shifting hiring strategies toward experienced engineers instead of relying heavily on junior talent paired with AI tools. KD explains why repetition, real-world problem solving, and operational experience still matter in an era dominated by automation and AI acceleration.  In this episode’s Q&A, we cover:  The difference between human error and incompetence  How to explain technical jobs to non-technical people  When businesses should automate processes  The difference between building systems and operating them  How deeply engineers should learn specific technologies We close with a mindset conversation about priorities, discipline, and why people with the same amount of time can still produce radically different outcomes. CHAPTERS:  02:00 - Microsoft, OpenAI, and AI power dynamics 08:00 - Data centers, energy demand, and geothermal power 14:00 - Why companies are prioritizing experienced workers 19:00 - Human error vs incompetence 26:00 - Explaining technical jobs to non-technical people  31:00 - When should you automate a process? 37:00 - Building systems vs operating systems  44:00 - How deeply should engineers learn technologies? 50:00 - Priorities, discipline, and performance #SoftwareSundays #OpenAI #Microsoft #AI #DataCenters #CleanEnergy #SoftwareEngineering #CyberSecurity #CloudComputing #Geothermal #Technology #Leadership #BuildLearnImpact #TechCareers #Engineering

    59 min

  6. May 10

    AWS MCP Servers Released, Government AI Oversight & Anthropic’s Supercomputer Expansion

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down the next phase of the AI race — and why the conversation is shifting from just software to infrastructure, governance, and system-level engineering. We start with AWS making its MCP server generally available and what that means for coding agents like Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code. KD explains how MCP servers help AI tools access real-time API documentation, reduce outdated dependencies, and unlock more autonomous development workflows across cloud environments. Then we get into the White House reconsidering its approach to AI regulation. As AI systems become deeply integrated into healthcare, education, cybersecurity, and consumer products, the conversation is shifting from “move fast” innovation toward governance, safety, compliance, and operational risk. KD explains why engineers who understand AI governance, security, and system reliability will become increasingly valuable. We also cover the massive compute partnership between Anthropic and SpaceX AI’s Colossus supercomputer facility. Anthropic gaining access to over 300 megawatts of compute power highlights a major shift happening in tech: software is no longer the primary bottleneck. Power, chips, cooling, infrastructure, and operational scale are becoming the limiting factors in AI growth. In this episode’s Q&A, KD explains:  What NIST is and why its standards matter  How software engineers should scope projects  What it really means to be collaborative on a technical team  How to manage engineering tasks effectively  Three practical tips for acing technical coding interviews We close with a mindset discussion around “Be → Do → Have” and why the outcomes in your life are often the result of the actions, habits, and investments you consistently make over time.  Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome and disclaimer 05:00 - AWS MCP servers and AI development workflows 10:00 - Why MCP servers matter for autonomous systems 15:00 - The White House reconsidering AI regulation 20:00 - AI safety, governance, and industry implications 25:00 - Anthropic’s compute partnership with SpaceX AI 30:00 - Why AI companies are becoming infrastructure companies 32:00 - Why engineers still need fundamentals in the AI era 35:00 - What is NIST and why does it matter? 40:00 - How to scope software projects effectively 42:00 - What it means to be collaborative as an engineer 47:00 - How software engineers should manage tasks 50:00 - Three tips for acing coding interviews 54:00 - “Be, Do, Have” mindset discussion 58:00 - Mother’s Day reflections and closing thoughts

    1 hr

  7. May 3

    $4.8M NJ School Cyber Attack, OpenAI Power Struggle & GitHub Reliability Issues | Software Sundays

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down how a simple email compromise in a New Jersey school district led to millions in stolen taxpayer funds, a budget crisis, and new debt obligations for the community. We also get into Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, what it reveals about the fight for control of AI, and why developers need to understand who owns the models they depend on. Then KD covers GitHub’s recent availability issues, including pull request and search problems, and what they teach us about third-party dependencies, platform risk, and engineering accountability. In this episode’s Q&A, we cover how software engineers can market their services, how regression testing works, what to watch during organizational change, the difference between syntax and runtime errors, and why reading technical books can accelerate your growth. We close with a mindset reminder: stop overthinking, start trying, and build a bias toward action. Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome and disclaimer 02:12 - New Jersey school district cyber attack 13:45 - OpenAI, Elon Musk, and AI governance 25:30 - GitHub outages and platform reliability 39:10 - Why developers need to understand real-world systems 43:02 - How to market your services as a software engineer 52:20 - How regression testing is performed 1:01:45 - What to watch during organizational change 1:12:30 - Runtime errors vs syntax errors 1:21:30 - Three benefits of reading technical books 1:37:40 - Build a bias toward action 1:47:10 - Birthday shoutouts and outro #SoftwareSundays #CyberSecurity #AI #OpenAI #GitHub #SoftwareEngineering #TechEducation #RegressionTesting #OrganizationalChange #RuntimeErrors #SyntaxErrors #TechnicalBooks #BuildLearnImpact

    56 min

  8. Apr 27

    DeepSeek vs Frontier AI, Anthropic Power Moves & Why Developers Still Win

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down the shifting AI landscape and what it actually means for builders, engineers, and the future of opportunity. We start with DeepSeek’s latest model and why it’s not competing with frontier models like OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini — but still winning in a completely different way. KD explains how open-source, low-cost models are changing distribution, accessibility, and how developers can experiment without burning through tokens. Then we get into Anthropic’s Mythos model and the tension between innovation and national security. The U.S. Treasury wants access to one of the most powerful vulnerability-detection systems, while parts of the government still treat it as a supply chain risk. KD unpacks why limiting access to the best tools could actually increase risk. We also cover the massive investments flowing into Anthropic from Google and Amazon, what “circular investment” really means, and how hyperscalers are positioning themselves to dominate the next phase of AI through infrastructure, not just applications. In this episode’s Q&A, we cover how to take care of your health as a software engineer, the real difference between threads and processes, how to run effective meetings, how many environments your application should have, and what it truly means to be competitive in today’s tech market. We close with a mindset reset on self-talk, mental health awareness, and the importance of building yourself while you build your career. Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome and disclaimer 02:10 - DeepSeek vs frontier models and why cost matters 10:45 - Distillation and why open-source models lag (and still win) 18:20 - Anthropic Mythos, cybersecurity, and government access 27:40 - AI risk: attackers vs defenders imbalance 34:15 - Google & Amazon invest billions into Anthropic 42:05 - Circular investments and AI infrastructure strategy 49:30 - Why developers benefit from cheaper tokens 25:10 - Q&A: Engineer health and avoiding burnout 28:15 - Threads vs processes explained simply 33:40 - How to run effective meetings 39:20 - How many environments you actually need 44:30 - What it means to be competitive in tech 50:10 - Mindset reset: self-talk and mental health 55:00 - Announcements and community updates #SoftwareSundays #AI #DeepSeek #Anthropic #CyberSecurity #SoftwareEngineering #TechCareers #Leadership #AIInfrastructure #BuildLearnImpact #Developers #Startups

    57 min
  9. AI Capital Squeeze, Crypto Mortgages & The Future of Coding

    Apr 20

    AI Capital Squeeze, Crypto Mortgages & The Future of Coding

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down major shifts shaping the future of technology, finance, and software engineering. From the rise of new AI infrastructure players like Cerebras and what that means for NVIDIA, to Cursor’s $50B valuation and the real economics behind “vibe coding,” we explore where the market is actually headed—not just the hype. We also dive into how crypto is entering the mortgage system, what that means for access to capital, and why increased financialization creates both opportunity and risk. Finally, we answer key questions every builder should be thinking about: - What secure coding actually means in practice  - The real challenges of working in large organizations  - How to evaluate job offers strategically  - Observability best practices  - How to decide between building vs buying   CHAPTERS:    00:00 – Intro + Mission 01:00 – Cerebras IPO & The AI Infrastructure War 08:30 – Cursor’s $50B Valuation & Vibe Coding 16:30 – Crypto Mortgages & Financialization Risk 25:00 – What Are Secure Coding Practices? 30:30 – Challenges in Large Organizations 36:00 – How to Evaluate a Job Offer 41:30 – Observability Best Practices 47:00 – Build vs Buy Decisions

    1h 5m

  10. Apr 13

    AI in Housing, Anthropic Hype, 401(k) Changes | Software Sundays #24

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down a major shift happening at the intersection of technology, policy, and opportunity. We start with how AI is being used in housing for loans, leases, and pricing, and why the rollback of discrimination safeguards could make biased systems harder to challenge. Then we get into Anthropic’s latest model claims, the suspicious timing of recent leaks, and what all of it says about hype, trust, and the current state of the AI market. KD also unpacks the proposed 401(k) rule changes that could open retirement portfolios to private equity, private credit, real estate, and crypto — along with what that could mean for everyday investors, founders, and access to capital. In this episode’s Q&A, we cover why root and admin access should be used carefully, what it really means when people say data is the new oil, how strong engineers debug problems faster, what a variable actually is, and when it makes sense to raise a security policy exception. We close with a reminder to lean into your unfair advantages and use what you have to move with confidence. Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome and disclaimer 02:13 - AI in housing, bias, and disparate impact 10:52 - Anthropic leaks, model hype, and trust concerns 19:24 - 401(k) rule changes, private markets, and retirement risk 28:24 - Why continuous admin or root access is dangerous 32:21 - What it means for data to be the new oil 39:55 - How great engineers debug problems faster 48:03 - What a variable is 51:55 - When to raise a security policy exception 57:34 - Q&A wrap-up 58:55 - Lean into your unfair advantages 1:02:21 - Birthday shoutouts and May paintball announcement 1:03:47 - Outro   #SoftwareSundays #AI #Housing #401k #CyberSecurity #SoftwareEngineering #TechEducation #Leadership #Data #Anthropic #RootAccess #Debugging #BuildLearnImpact #PrivateEquity

    1h 4m
  11. MAJOR SHIFTS HAPPENING - Everything You NEED To Know To Survive In the Tech Industry

    Apr 6

    MAJOR SHIFTS HAPPENING - Everything You NEED To Know To Survive In the Tech Industry

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down the real power shifts happening in tech right now — from AI companies navigating government pressure, to leaked source code exposing how fast innovation is moving, to OpenAI stepping into media. We’re not just talking about technology… we’re talking about control, influence, and what it means for builders. We are entering a phase where technology, government, and media are converging — and builders need to understand not just how to build… but what they are building into. If you're an engineer, founder, or someone trying to understand where tech is headed — this episode gives you the context you need to move strategically. CHAPTERS:    00:00 – Welcome Back + What Software Sundays Is About 03:30 – Announcements 07:20 – Anthropic vs Pentagon: What Happened 12:15 – Why Engineers Lost Leverage 14:30 – Layoffs, AI, and Labor Pressure 16:50 – AI as National Infrastructure 18:40 – Ethics vs Reality in Tech Today 20:25 – Anthropic Code Leak Breakdown 22:50 – Why You Can’t “Take Code Back” 26:15 – New Features Revealed (AI Memory Systems) 30:25 – OpenAI Buys TBPN (Media Play) 32:00 – Narrative Control in Tech 35:50 – Media + Power + AI Convergence 38:20 – What Builders Should Pay Attention To 40:35 – Q&A: How Engineers Move Faster 48:20 – What Is an Algorithm? (Simple Explanation) 52:00 – Real-World Algorithms (Social, Economic) 01:00:10 – CTO vs CIO Explained 01:06:40 – Should You Get CISSP? 01:16:30 – Breaking Production: What To Do 01:24:10 – Real Story: Breaking Production 01:28:00 – Mindset Reset: Don’t Give Away Your Power 01:33:10 – Closing Thoughts + Outro   #BuildLearnImpact #SoftwareEngineering #AI #TechLeadership #Cybersecurity #BuildInPublic #Leadership #STEM #TechCareers #Entrepreneurship

    1h 24m
  12. Meta Falls Behind, Kraken Links with the Fed & Why Builders Need Breaks

    Mar 29

    Meta Falls Behind, Kraken Links with the Fed & Why Builders Need Breaks

    This week on Software Sundays, KD breaks down a surprising moment in the AI race as Meta reportedly delays its latest model after internal results failed to stand up against the competition. He also unpacks Kraken becoming the first crypto exchange to gain access to the Federal Reserve’s core payment system, and why that shift matters for crypto, privacy, regulation, and the future of digital dollars. Then KD answers community questions on why you need to love what you do, when to walk away from an opportunity, how programming changes the way you solve everyday problems, whether to accept projects with unfamiliar tools, and what the Center for Internet Security actually is. KD closes with a reminder that rest is not a luxury. It is part of building well, thinking clearly, and staying sharp for the long game.   CHAPTERS:    00:00 - Welcome, announcements, disclaimer 04:54 - Meta delays its new AI model 09:23 - Kraken gets access to the Federal Reserve payment system 25:55 - Why you need to love what you do 31:39 - When it’s important to walk away from an opportunity 37:59 - How programming changes the way you solve everyday problems 44:36 - Should you accept projects with unfamiliar tools? 48:35 - What is the Center for Internet Security? 52:14 - Why taking breaks helps you think and build better 54:45 - Outro

    58 min
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Software Sundays is a weekly podcast where technology, culture, and real-world impact intersect. Hosted by Kevin Dowdy, the show explores the latest trends in software engineering, AI, and digital innovation—while breaking down what they actually mean for engineers, builders, and communities. From industry shifts to practical insights, each episode is designed to help you think critically, build intentionally, and lead with purpose. Whether you're a developer, founder, or someone looking to transition into tech, this is your space to stay informed and grow.

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