out of date, but you don't miss much from it (concept wise anyway).
Feel free to ask any further question address to me personally or
mozblog newsgroup, just not here :)
[1] http://mozblog.mozdev.org/documentation.html
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Colin Blake wrote:
Can someone on a fast machine count up how many lines of C, C++, XUL,
JavaScript, etc Mozilla is now?
devo:mozilla 262: find mozilla \( -name \*.xul -o -name \*.js -o -name
\*.cpp -o -name \*.h \) | xargs -n 50 wc -l | fgrep total | awk '{print
$1}' | add
2824938
are far less ignorant that a) you think
and b) you are coming across as right now.
Mike.
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What's going on? The news server seemed to eat about 4-6 days of posts
and then most everyone else has vanished from the newsgroups
Mike
==
Forget the Joneses I can't keep up with The Simpsons!
to support XUL any time
soon.
Mike
own drawbacks.
What if Moz crashes when it's trying to print something?
Hmm?
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Every motive escalate.
already far, far behind.
Mike.
(-1, Troll)
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Every motive escalate.
Glad Moz doesn't do this:
http://www.newsbytes.com/news/02/175035.html
Lancer wrote:
Un Vrai Mode De Plein Écran
Un Real Modo Pantalla Completa
http://www.geocities.com/charadew/exsertus/mozilla_eagle_eye.html
Think we got the point with the first post ;)
Good idea, might want to file a rfe bug.
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in
$JAVA_HOME/plugin/i386/ns600 or $JAVA_HOME/jre/plugin/i386/ns600.
HTH
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
the whole word. Sort of like
putting *asterisks* around a word makes it bold.
--Mike
for Netscape 4.79 which means that I need to check
it manually from time to time, if I want to send e-mail from my palm pilot.
The whole solution is VERY lame, but it does work. :-(
Mike
to become a relic??? Sorry if there is something obvious I a
missing with the questions.
Thanks,
Mike
WOW THIS REALLY WORKS!!!
Dear Friend Future Millionaire:
Making over half a million dollars every 4-5 months from your home for
an investment of only $25 U.S. Dollars expense one time.
THANKS TO THE COMPUTER AGE AND THE INTERNET!!
BE A
allow you
to use standard libraries and similar non-language facilities,
relegating the usefulness of the cross-language capability to that of a
nifty toy - nice to play with, but not something you want to use for any
real software project.
Mike.
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Every motive
by the DOM level 2 REC. Had MS followed this,
then they would have had a relatively clean implementation. Any HTML
style onfoo= event handler are at best, a hack.
More object-oriented event handling WOULD be nice, though.
See above. How much more OO do you need DOM2 events to be?
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Ralf Keimer wrote:
Mike Garcia wrote:
Just wondering if anyone might know, I was tracing the objects coming
down when browsing with Netscape. I changed my prefs so that Memory
and Disk cache were turned off. When I did this I noticed that if the
web page had a gif for example
would download it each and every time. However testing this on
IE with the same situation, it downloads it only once. Does anyone have
any ideas on why this is happening that way. It seems inefficient but
than again there may be a good reason for it.
Thanks,
Mike
Netscape 6 is saying that I have unread emails - but I cannot see them!
I have now deleted the contents of my in box but the message remains!
HELP Please
Mike
Randall Parker wrote:
On 27 Jan 2002 05:29:48 GMT esteemed DeMoN LaG did hold forth thusly:
1) A qualified click (eg Ctrl-Shift-Click is what Opera uses) that
will open a new URL in a new tab and NOT give that new tab focus.
Edit, Preferences, Navigator, Tabbed Browsing, Load links in
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Christian Biesinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Mike Koenecke wrote:
Somewhat off-topic, but after the brouhaha about favicon.ico, I thought I'd
try
to add one to my Web site. As you can see, I do not pretend to have any
expertise in HTML, but tried to add a link
who just couldn't keep
his trap shut. Jackson's comments were the basis of the appeals court's
overturning his ordered remedies.
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. 8)
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
carries a more up-to-date version of Moz,
perhaps you could try that out.
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
mouse over something
significant, again, usually some chrome.
Very annoying. Couldn't find a bug for it, so I've filed:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=120877, you probably want
to add some comments describing your symptoms to the bug.
Linux/0.9.7+
Mike.
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Preferences
Advanced
Scripts and Windows
Open Windows by themselves
If it is, try checking it and seeing if these JS menus now work for you.
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
Travis Crump wrote:
Then again, people like Debian distribute the milestones virtually
unchanged except for taking out the debug menus and changing the
installation method...
Yep, but Debian isn't for end users either, thank God! 8)
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Every motive escalate
applications and games have scripting languages built into them.
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
logging into your JS code, and not have to use alert() to do so. No more
dismissing 100's of alerts as you roll over various elements on your page.
Thanks for your help, Mike. I may figure out how to use these tools
yet.
No problem. 8)
Mike.
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Every motive
param to dump() is written to (AFAIK) stdout, or stderr.
Under Linux, that'll be to the term in which you started it or to
~/.gnome-errors or ~/.xsession-errors or similar.
HTH,
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
Markus Brueckner wrote:
Also it shouldn't work with the relative paths either. I assume that'S
not the source of his problems.
Really? Relative to what? Is it just the path which should be absolute,
or the entire href URL?
OOC, which REC is that specified in?
Mike.
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when referring to the group they are posting to, or to
a closely related group, as a convenience. There's no real need to type
in the whole name when you have that sort of context, and I think you
have a similar amount of context in the folder pane.
Mike.
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Olaf Titz wrote:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78158
(the latter is resolved invalid for reasons of don't understand what
this is about, should we re-open it?)
I think so, it is valid, event if it wasn't fully understood by the assignee. Want to
clue them in?
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Mike
, the source is
there, there's no reason why you couldn't help inprove it.
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
let's go on bashing Mozilla!
Is there any other reason JTK ever posts anything? If he has ever said anything
constructive, it has entirely escaped me.
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.
Not random files. A completely, 100%, entirely predictable file.
And for a useful precedent: robots.txt
The rhetoric on this thread is crazy.
-- Mike
; but this is a feature I
think has some value.
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:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/cascade.html#specificity
--Mike
working, so now I'm
waiting for my DSL equipment to be delivered and activated.
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.
Given the choice between too many options and not enough options, I'll go with
too many every time.
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toolbar for quick
U-A changes: http://www.illsley.org/useragent/)
Yes, I've seen that. Trouble is, it doesn't make much difference; MBNA bounces
me no matter what I put in the User Agent string. Wish I could figure that one
out.
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(and briefly used) a Jammber sidebar panel. IIRCD, it is being developed over at
MozDev http://jabberzilla.mozdev.org/.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mike Gratton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am after something that will be easy for an ICQ user to migrate to
(needs to work with all the good features of ICQ) but that can also do
AIM. Does such a program exist?
Trillian will do AIM, ICQ, MSN, and Yahoo, I
installed
several builds since that time I've run into the same problem again with
Java applets, should I repeat that step for each build?
Probably, yes. I guess it depends on what the advice given was.
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http
nightlies as well. Don't have any more info on it however.
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To email from NG, remove -SpamIsBad- .invalid, if present.
. If you have end-user problems
such as the one you have, then get a copy of a Mozilla-based end-user
browser, such as Netscape6. Then if it doen't work for you, talk your
vendor about it.
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
it was a problem in 0.9.7, so
maybe you shoud upgrade?
Mike.
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Every motive escalate.
Blatant self-promotion: http://web.vee.net/
you to is *the* DOM. It's the standard. MS has their own for IE,
which is vaugely similar to the W3C DOM. NS has their own in NS4, which
is a lot less similar to the W3C DOM. However, luckily for us Mozilla
uses the W3C's DOM.
HTH,
Mike.
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Every motive escalate
the back button and when the page reloaded the default icon was no longer
appearing. Seems to be missing from www.hawthornecu.org as well.
Anyone else notice this?
Mike
will call the page along with its
favicon. Is this a known
bug? (Platform is Linux on Intel).
Same thing happens to me on Windows 2000 Pro.
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], WDA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Actually, what I am trying to do is pick up my email from work at home.
Now it sounds easy but..The Intranet at work uses Microsoft
Outlook Web Access Version 5.5 SP4. Currently, when I go to their web
page and log in,
en using Mozilla full time since ~.8, and on and
off since M16. Amazing that you seem to have all these problems and yet
I've never seen many of them at all
Actually, I saw this behavior in, I think, 0.7 or so, where the Top Five site
particularly wouldn't update. But I haven't seen it since.
it to work. I
have disabled the browser spoofing line (not that it worked, anyway), but still
have this problem. Anyone else seen this?
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code that falls under the various licenses... why can't
a few images icons? (This isn't a hostile question, I'd honestly like
to know why this is such a big deal that doesn't apply to the code.)
Also - how do other open source projects to it? The Apache Feather? BSD
Daemon.?
Mike
Hi!
I have a table which I want to position. And my problem is that for x
coordinates I have to substract 142 px for correct positioning
(so if I position it at 0 px Netscape6 positions it at 142 px).
Is this normal behaviour?
Mike
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Malodushnïkh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is your CSS file being served with the right MIME type?
Don't know... the server's operated by Apple, so I can't see its
configuration. Is there a way I can see this from the client side?
(although possibly against
spec) in 0.96, but is broken (or fixed re: spec) in recent builds, is
that a problem or a solution?
Thanks,
Mike
type instead of XHTML 1.0. With HTML 4, it works, and with XHTML it
fails:
http://homepage.mac.com/mstockman/csstest.html
The question is, do I re-open the bug previously mentioned, enter a new
bug, or is *this* according to design?
Thanks,
Mike
Mike Stockman wrote:
The whole reason I posted here is *because* Mozilla appeared to be a
quirky browser. ;-)
Look at it from my point of view: I was extremely careful to create a
document that matched all of the W3's standards for XHTML and CSS, the
documents looked beautiful in all
Hi,
Is there a discussion group I can check out for info on key bindings in
Mozilla?
E.g., I've modified /usr/lib/mozilla/res/builtin/htmlBindings.xml and
sometimes it does what I expect -- sometimes not.
Thanks,
Mike
for users, so I have to figure they'll read
the message and maybe pass it along to someone who can fix it.
It still seems strange to me that Mozilla couldn't be a little more
forgiving, but I guess that's rock-solid, zero-tolerance standards for
you...
Mike
browsers (Netscape 4.x, Opera, IE on Mac and Windows) load the
HTML 4 *and* the XHTML documents fine, and the style sheets load
normally.
This appears, to my untrained eye, to be a three-way conflict between
XHTML, Netscape-Enterprise, and Mozilla. But whose bug is it?
Thanks,
Mike
change my user
name? Should I just cancel that account and create a new one instead?
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one thing can play at a time. Check
out the Linux Audio How-to -- it should be able to give you more
information.
--Mike
Time to file an RFE? :)
Actually - that would be awesome.
Myke
DeMoN LaG wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
Subject:
Re: New Features Wanted
From:
DeMoN LaG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
28
amazing how much anger this feature is generating. Particularly
since it amounts to giving content providers *MORE* control over the
presentation of their content than HTML allows directly without breaking
HTML, HTTP, or anything else.
--Mike
Jonas Jørgensen wrote:
Wrong. Getting *MORE* control with link rel=icon/ doesn't break
HTML, HTTP, or anything else.
Not wrong, just also correct. Neither favicon.ico and link rel=icon
are wrong and both have advantages. But only one suffers from the
invented-by-Microsoft syndrome.
--Mike
a bitch session where the *REAL* targets are Internet Explorer
and whoever enabled the favicon.ico feature in recent Mozilla builds.
--Mike
Asa Dotzler wrote:
On October 20, 2001 mozilla.org made available for download binaries of
^^^
November, actually (aka today) ;-)
the Mozilla 0.9.6 Milestone. The builds and release notes are available
at http://www.mozilla.org/releases/. New to this milestone are fixes
for
% opacity) doesn't make text normal.
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Sorry if this is off-topic, but I haven't found any other (more) proper
newsgroup.
Mike
Hi!
perhaps setting the opacity in each cell background would produce the
desired effect.
I have tryed and set the style of the td to the -moz-opacity:100%,
but there wasn't any change.
Mike
. I have just set the normal table's
opacity. If this is what you thought.
I tryed enclosing whole text into div with opacity set to 100% but there
wasn't any change.
Mike
Can you explain what's so difficult? I personally find the other way,
LookOut is a pain to setup, whereas Mozilla is pretty easy.
(though I'd rather have a single dialog to plug everything in instead
of a Wizard)
alpha wrote:
I'll think that mozilla mail is extremly difficult to setup,
.
I guess that depends on how you define 'wrong'. Obviously the
'wrongness' of this way of doing things is not universally accepted.
--Mike
On or about Fri, 16 Nov 2001 13:28:41 -0500, Haydn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
allegedly wrote:
Mike Koenecke wrote:
There are two things that I *still* have to use the hated IE for:
(1) Accessing certain secure sites, like MBNA's, which do not accept
Mozilla for some reason, and
(2) Accessing
a user had a
specific pref enabled? I'd prefer to be able to simply kick out people
who have this misfeature enabled.
This thread is idiotic.
--Mike
page. Plus a 2K icon downloaded once per user. That's 60K for the
HTML plus 60K for all the icon downloads. 120K. And that's not counting
the request overhead.
Sure looks like the favicon.ico is much more bandwidth friendly.
--Mike
of anything uses either of those header fields.
So when it comes down to it, there are tons of ways to waste bandwidth.
favicons.ico is one way, but it is by no means the biggest. It's
really much ado about nothing.
--Mike
okay, so what's the different betwen that and a normal reload?
jesus X wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
Mike Geiger wrote:
Not exactly an HTTP guru, but what's the difference here? I understand theShifting is a " Mega " reload, but what does it do at the server level?
Rob wrote:
On Tue, 13 Nov 2001 12:52:40 +0200, Ere Maijala [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Rob wrote:
On 12 Nov 2001 04:24:42 GMT, DeMoN LaG n@a wrote:
Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote innews:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 11 Nov 2001:
In Netscape 4.x,
I already found the pref to disable that favicon stuff, so the icon is
always the same. It's pretty useless now, so I'd just as soon do away
with it altogether and see more of the page title.
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to reply, change nowhere to home
On or about Sat, 10 Nov 2001 04:30:23 +0800, madog
[EMAIL PROTECTED] allegedly wrote:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] starts oe, how can i change it to mozilla mail ?
thanks
Wow; that's interesting. I can't get mailto: to start anything *but*
Mozilla.
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to reply, change nowhere
the problems? I put my code
in between comments like //my code and //end my code.
Just skimmed through http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xpcom/nsCOMPtr.html
. I will need to read a few times to understand it but it didn't look
like this file has truly been converted to nsCOMPtr.
Mike
Try StarChoice.com
I don't see anything on yahoo either.
Grumpy wrote:
Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
I like it!!! here's a few Screenshots, note that nozillafavicon.jpg is mozilla.org, and no custom icon
On or about Mon, 29 Oct 2001 23:37:43 -0500, Pratik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] allegedly wrote:
On 10/29/2001 10:57 PM, Mike Koenecke wrote:
Interesting. You saw it correctly; the images do not show up on my
machine. I'm on Windows 2000, and filed it as bug number 107489.
By any chance is your
I wonder what code causes this. If you go to http://www.fark.com (a
site I really like), try a Photoshop This Picture link. Click on the
Comments, where the modified pictures are posted. No pictures show up
in Mozilla, but of course they do show up in Internet Explorer. Anyone
know why?
--
Mike
On or about Tue, 30 Oct 2001 03:54:15 +0100, R.K.Aa.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] allegedly wrote:
Mike Koenecke wrote:
I wonder what code causes this. If you go to http://www.fark.com (a
site I really like), try a Photoshop This Picture link. Click on the
Comments, where the modified pictures
On or about Tue, 30 Oct 2001 04:43:49 +0100, R.K.Aa.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] allegedly wrote:
Jay Garcia wrote:
R.K.Aa. wrote:
Mike Koenecke wrote:
I wonder what code causes this. If you go to http://www.fark.com (a
site I really like), try a Photoshop This Picture link. Click on the
Comments
From my post:
User-Agent:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US;
rv:0.9.5+) Gecko/20011026
Jason Fleshman wrote:
Mike Geiger wrote:
I don't see the link because it's buried in the headers of the the
message... Mozilla Bug?
Control+U shows
Title:
I don't see the link because it's buried in the headers of the the message... Mozilla Bug?Control+U shows this. Look just below the X-Accept line.Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Received: from mta305.mail.yahoo.com (mta305.mail.yahoo.com [216.136.130.104]) by veisa.geiger.ca
);
user_pref(browser.cache.disk.parent_directory,
d:\\tempcache\\);
(I found this bug by searching for change cache in the summary.)
I doubt the directory actually has to exist, since if you delete the
default one Mozilla re-creates it on startup.
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-- to back up 15 megs. of cache.) Anything wrong with the
syntax, or does this just not work?
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to reply, change nowhere to home
can
also copy the whole profile directory to another drive and change your
local/server directory to match in the preferences..
I know. I don't want to back up the cache; that's the point. But I do
want to back up my bookmarks, prefs.js, and so on.
-dman84
Mike Koenecke wrote:
I had thought
/mozilla-win32.zip
rm -rf /vols/next/c/Program\ Files/mozilla-win32/bin/*
cd /vols/next/c/Program\ Files/mozilla-win32/
/usr/bin/unzip -o -C -u /tmp/mozilla-win32.zip
mv /tmp/mozilla-win32.zip /vols/local/home/downloads/network/
(/vols/next is an NFS mount to my Win2KP desktop machine)
Mike (at/dot
http://www.sonystyle.com
comes up entirely blank in Mozilla. Just out of curiousity, can
someone tell me why?
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,
obviously :o)
Oh it's only *The* industry standard for graphics/pictures creation
and editing for the printing industry, and increasingly for web
graphics creation as well.
Windows is *THE* industry standard consumer OS, I suppose that means it
has no known bugs than?
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On or about Tue, 25 Sep 2001 23:40:37 -0700, Garth Wallace
[EMAIL PROTECTED] allegedly wrote:
Mike Koenecke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Javascript was already turned on. I went ahead and turned it on for
Mail and News, though I
. Naviscope had re-set itself to block all pop-up windows.
Disabling this for this Web page fixed the problem. Again, my
apologies.
And thanks for all your work on the project in general. It is really
coming along.
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to reply, change nowhere to home
Seemed like it *used* to work. Perhaps it's some of that squirrelly
crap that only works in Internet Exploder?
On or about Wed, 26 Sep 2001 20:49:06 -0400, Phillip M. Jones,
C.E.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] allegedly wrote:
Your sample doesn't work even on Communicator 4.7.8
Mike Koenecke wrote
install and it replaced the all.js file, so I had to do it
again.
Add the following line to your Mozilla/defaults/all.js file:
pref(plugin.do_JRE_Plugin_Scan,true);
Mike Koenecke wrote:
I've noted that Javascript is simply not working in 0.9.4, unlike
earlier versions. I assume I did
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