CC is clearing out her storage and NEEDS help! I have over 20+ years of
craft items, tools, sewing machines and supplies... but truly an easter egg
hunt, you just don't know what you'll find. But there are some great gem
finds! If you want to come check it out... bring a box to pack stuff in and
one to take away your finds! Any help will be greatly appreciated. We will
have refreshments and snacks. Join us on Saturday the 4th or Sunday the 5th
between 1pm-4pm either day or BOTH! Thanks!
Saturday the 4th
Sunday the 5th
1pm-4pm
1809 Filbert St Unit B
Oakland CA 94607
(510)478-6900 cc cell
Hi sudoers:
I’m a long time member of the Cal Sailing Club and we’re having our
first 2026 Open House this Sunday afternoon from 1PM-3PM:
https://www.cal-sailing.org/activities/csc-open-house
Sunday looks to be a warm sunny day, so c’mon down and take a sailboat
ride and get a tour of the club.
Hope to see you there, -Peter
Hi sudoers:
Some of you might be interested in this position at the Presidio Trust,
or know someone who might be a good fit:
“Our Park Guide Supervisor position just went live. This person plays a
vital role in the everyday visitor engagement operations in the Presidio
Field Station and larger Tunnel Tops. Here’s a link from our website:
https://presidio.gov/about/presidio-trust/careers?jobId=A9464A02-DD53-5699-…
(From that website):
…The Presidio Trust offers housing preferences to full-time,
non-temporary, Presidio-based employees.(!)
-Peter
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Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2026 22:52:53 -0700
Reply-To: Trishna Redd <trishna.redd at gmail.com>
Hi,
I’m the Media & Technology Chair for the District 5 Democratic Club in San
Francisco.
Bill AB-2047 (3D printer regulation) just passed Public Safety 6-0 and is
moving to Judiciary, and is listed for an April 14 hearing. The bill would
require certified firearm-blueprint detection plus certified software
controls for printer models sold or transferred in California, with DOJ
guidance due in 2027 and the sales restrictions becoming operative March 1,
2029.
Here's a link to the full bill for your review:
https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=202520…
At the last hearing I noticed there was limited technical and maker
community representation.
Given your work, I wanted to flag this, would your group be interested in
submitting input, testimony, or a letter?
We’d also welcome someone to join or briefly speak at our upcoming meeting
where I will be addressing this issue at 6pm PST, April 7, 2026 . You can
respond via email or RSVP using this link: https://d5dems.org/rsvp
This is moving quickly and I believe your perspective would be very
valuable. Thank you, and I appreciate your support in advance.
Trishna Redd Rodriguez
District 5 Democratic Club - Media & Technology Chair
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Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2026 18:00:35 +0000
From: Coda Gardner via Info <info(a)sudoroom.org>
Reply-To: Coda Gardner <coda(a)kindredcoda.com>
To: "info(a)sudoroom.org" <info(a)sudoroom.org>
Subject: [sudo-info] 3D Scanner
Hello,
I'm trying to find an entity in the Bay Area that has a micron-level 3D scanner, to scan an object about the size of a metal coffee tumbler. I was wondering if your facility has such a device for use, or you might know a local facility that does.
Thanks,
-Coda Gardner
hello sudoers,
I learnt about this movement called Open Hackerspace Day which I believe is initiated by the CCC. It in the last Saturday of March (3/28). We have open house events quite often but is anyone interested in dong something?
https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/International_Open_Hackerspace_Day
Best,
michaelz
Dear Members and Comrades of SudoRoom,
For those who see free software as a movement, not just a hobby. I am organizing a local chapter of the Beyond40 caucus. For 40 years the FSF has been consistently advocating for computer users' freedom. We seek to carry on that torch by organizing local chapters that make Free Software practical, helping ordinary people break free from Big Tech lock-in. By doing "spadework" such as connecting members of FOSS and adjacent community, helping organizations migrate and supporting FOSS developers, we can elevate the cause by building out the social and technical infrastructure for the free software movement at the grassroots level.
You can learn more about our vision and roadmap on our website.
https://beyond40.codeberg.page/about/https://beyond40.codeberg.page/blog/roadmap/
To see out latest updates and activities, check out our mastodon:
https://fosstodon.org/@freesoftwarecaucus
If you are interested, please fill out the form below or reply via email/signal <https://signal.me/#eu/YDiwsCTef_vFzgjuJANxEhSKI4-4PimMH9Tpq5F3xcgT9bk7oDlPR…> so I can add you to the group chat. We welcome people from all backgrounds.
https://my.liberaforms.org/beyond40-onboarding
Best,
michaelz
sudo friends -
I have a couple of projects in mind that build on sensitive (microkelvin
resolution) electronic temperature measurement and recording.
I got some AdaFruit Ultra Thin 10K thermistors
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4890
To complete the picture, by scratch-building a delta-sigma ADC with an FPGA,
I have worked up a Mouser shopping list
10 595-OPA1662AIDR $1.52 TI OPA1662D dual op-amp in SOIC8 1.27 mm pitch
20 595-74LVC2G17DCKTE4 $1.29 TI SN74LVC2G17 dual 5V driver in SC70 0.65 mm pitch
10 863-NCP731ADNADJR2G $1.21 onsemi NCP731 low-noise LDO in MSOP8 0.65 mm pitch
I pine for the days when everything came in a DIP package for easy protoboard use.
Now I will also need to scrounge up adapters, some of which I find on eBay.
Also a bunch of of passives.
If you (a) already know of stuff like this in sudo room or nearby, or
(b) have items you'd like to piggy-back on my Mouser order,
please let me know (here or DM).
Of course I'd love to share ideas and progress with y'all, on-line or especially in-person.
I plan to come in Tuesday night this week, but have a conflict for
Wed (radio night).
- Larry
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From: Folk Tech <folktech(a)calendar.luma-mail.com>
Date: Mon, Mar 30, 2026 at 2:47 PM
Subject: Folk Tech Showcase, accessibility insights, and more!
To: <typeinthenumber(a)gmail.com>
Hi Folks! It was amazing to meet some of you this week at the ATmosphere
conference! It felt to me…
<https://o.lu.ma/agLoMBrsAu>
Folk Tech
<https://o.lu.ma/agLoMBrsAu>
Folk Tech Showcase, accessibility insights, and more!
Hi Folks!
It was amazing to meet some of you this week at the *ATmosphere conference!*
It felt to me like there are a lot of really on-vibe people in the
ecosystem, even if the actual Folk Tech aspects are still somewhat of a
work in progress. If you were there, let me know how you it landed for you.
In April, *we'll be hosting a showcase of Folk Tech-aligned projects*. We
could definitely use a couple of volunteers to help with the virtual rooms
set-up and to help hold the space. If you're up to help, please let me know
<https://o.lu.ma/L1tE0J6bpE>.
Submit your project!
You can submit a project to showcase here <https://o.lu.ma/Ik2mMyiAtf>. The
projects don't need to be digital or finished, just aligned with the Folk
Tech principles. What a great opportunity to find collaborators,
cross-pollinate ideas, and find some new tools to play with.
Excited to see these cool projects? Register to attend!
Register Here! <https://o.lu.ma/XNjUVTMPT3>
[image: Image]March Folk Tech: Accessibility
Last time, we had a great conversation about accessibility.
*Some conversation highlights:*
-
Walled gardens often reduce interoperability and cause accessibility
issues when different systems can't talk to each other. As Matthew said,
"these systems weren't designed to let you connect the different parts of
your life, they were designed to connect you with their services (and
surveillance)."
-
ADHD brains often thrive on pattern-matching, so apps that offer
gamified experiences can be of particular value to some neurodivergent
folks - and can also become traps when incentives are profit, not people's
welfare.
-
FOSS can rely on a "leisure tech class," aka people with spare time,
which isn't a durable foundation.
-
Ideas for funding accessibility included making data access a legal
right (similar to copyright exceptions), fiscal hosting through tools like
Open Collective, and separating need-signaling from funding so communities
can express what they need without it being tied directly to who has money.
-
Accessibility could be a part of all education, so that it's not seen as
a "specialised" thing just for designers
-
There's a perceived tension between designing for the most people versus
designing for the most profit.
*Watch the interview with Eric Bailey here. <https://o.lu.ma/mVsDL18fav>*
Would you like to be part of a *Folk Tech designers working group*? We will
start to think about ways to directly impact projects in the ecosystem that
we think can help our communities take ownership of their collective. You
don't need to be a "professional designer" but experience working on
experience design and front-end development would be great.* Sign up here.
<https://o.lu.ma/TXqu5GyjGu>*
See you soon! LX
<https://o.lu.ma/nd6NJkaoxt>
<https://o.lu.ma/gtAUUoavKB>
<https://o.lu.ma/Oq4bQYrbVt>
<https://o.lu.ma/snTNIwC8Go>
<https://o.lu.ma/dGLvg1cEFa>
Unsubscribe from Folk Tech <https://o.lu.ma/g42DY93zoH>
Hi Sudoers:
Do we want the Tuesday April 21 Hardware Hack Night & Fixit Clinic
cross-listed on the SF Climate Week events calendar?
https://climateweeknetwork.org/sfcw-26/events
It might be a good way to attract people and raise awareness of Sudoroom
overall.
Maybe we could list the week before (Tuesday April 14) as well?
Sincerely, -Peter
P.S.: Also: note that I’m on a panel Weds April 22 at frog in SF:
https://luma.com/hb7ydlxs
Hello SudoRoom!
I used to be a member when I lived in Oakland, but I ended up moving out to
the Sacramento area many years ago.
I have a discussion idea that I wanted to run by you fine folks...
We (as Californians) currently have the California Consumer Privacy Act in
place, which definitely helps support some consumer protections, but I
don't think it requires data to be stored and processed locally within the
state.
Do you think Californians would benefit from additional data-locality
requirements?
If so, do you think it would be worth attempting to push for GDPR style
protections or a similar objective as a CA ballot initiative?
My thoughts were that such an initiative could potentially add protections
for consumers while encouraging certain categories of tech work to be
conducted locally within the state.
Now, I'm not sure if I actually have the time or energy to follow up on
this idea, but I thought this group might be able to help me figure out if
it was worth pursuing.
I miss seeing you folks very much, and I hope you're doing well out there!
<3
RyanJ
Hi all,
Some East-Bay activists recently asked me if we could build a change
detection system for the Oakland City council website.
As it is, activists have to spend tons of time and be super vigilant,
because agenda items and even whole meetings can be rescheduled at the last
minute, making it difficult to show up for public comment, etc. With an
automated change detection system, they could save a lot of effort watching
the city website and scrolling through PDFs and a lot more on organizing.
Is anyone interested in doing this work? I am, but I'm kinda intimidated
and would love to work together with someone.
Thanks,
--Elaine
Friends -
People keep reacting positively when I suggest putting together an FPGA class.
Angela, did you ever get something to work on the FOMU?
David and I made some progress doing a TTL logic demo on March 2.
We could try again this week. My schedule is pretty flexible.
David, do you have plans to come in? Maybe Judy and/or Arik can join us.
- Larry
next week is the fourth thursday of the month, which means it's party
time!!!
https://sudoroom.org/events/sudo-party-2026-03-26/
starting at 7pm and going on til we drop!
we've resurrected the ancient (pre-2020) tradition of the sudo party, now
happening once a month all this year (and beyond?!)! the january one saw a
badass charcuterie board and hacking on the Mac SE by someone who is
younger than it. the february sudo party was super last-minute but was a
smashing success with Arik bringing hella popcorn to eat, video games
(killer queen is awesome!!!!!!), and board games! ask him about 3d printing
blokus parts.
we need yall to make the march sudo party even better! want to bring food?
drinks? snacks? games of all kinds? let me know! or just bring yourself and
let's have a great time!
<3
~judy
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Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2026 17:14:07 +0000
From: Joe bailey <jws.bailey(a)gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [sudo-info] Something your members may be intrested in
It does require a sign in to vote- this link is directly to my workshop
project rather than my page, hopefully this works, thanks for letting me
know
https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/c33139a4-08e3-4a3b-af64-621980ffd…
Hello, my name is Joe Bailey. I am a young creative from York, England, UK. I
have been around hackerspaces and workshops all my life- one of my biggest
passions is Lego!
Inspired by Nottingham and York Hackspace in the UK, I have made a
Hackspace/workshop in a tool box out of LEGO!
This project is now live on the LEGO Ideas website. You are one of hundreds of
Hackerspaces globally that I am contacting. I am contacting you to ask you to
share the link with your members and as many people as you can and ask them to
vote, if the project gets 10,000 votes on the lego ideas Website, the LEGO
company may turn it into a real set, and I think a lot of your members would
be interested in that! (Link below)
I hope you and your members think this is worthwhile and a cool set.
Your support in this huge endeavor is greatly appreciated, thank you in
advance
https://beta.ideas.lego.com/profile/772405ff-cedf-4301-b3ef-6d359ac64c7b
https://sudoroom.github.io/SudoRoomRenPyGame/
ok, so this is a nice place for people to do group projects ! ren py is now
a webgame thanks to vibe coding! =D
=============================
Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
Hi Sudoers:
Oakland Theatre Project is using the Omni Commons ballroom soon for
performances of The House of Bernarda Alba
https://oaklandtheaterproject.org/house
Valerie the building manager is requesting help to
1) move several items from the front lounge space of the entrance hall
to the basement,
2) move the trash pile from the basement up and clear that space in
preparation for a walk-through by Oakland Theatre Project Thursday
afternoon.
If you are willing to help please sign up for the last volunteer day
option Thursday, March 19th on the Google Sheet. On that Thursday they
will start earlier (beginning at 10 am) to help focus the volunteer
effort from 10 am-2 pm: https://forms.gle/yuzU5M4SjfQUQME7A
TIA, -Peter
https://romyilano.github.io/SudoRoomRenPyGame/
I'm resurrecting old projects and bringing them back to life on the web.
(some of them are buried as renpy gaimes).
=============================
Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
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Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2026 13:55:29 -0700
Reply-To: Open Healthware <openhealthware(a)oshwa.org>
Hi there! I'm reaching out from the Open Source Hardware Association. We
are hosting our second annual Open Healthware Conference in San Francisco
this year and would love to invite Sudo Room folks who are working on any
open source medical or health related hardware devices to apply to speak
about their work and/or demo a device at the conference.
We've worked with Open Insulin, who spoke at our last conference and shared
that the project started at Sudo room, and thought you all might have other
folks working on devices.
You can apply to speak and/or demo a device here: Open Healthware proposals
form <https://bit.ly/openhealthwareproposals>
This event is in person, free, and cateredHi there! I'm reaching out from
the Open Source Hardware Association. We are hosting our second annual Open
Healthware Conference in San Francisco this year and would love to invite
Sudo Room folks who are working on any open source medical or health
related hardware devices to apply to speak about their work or show and/or
demo a device at the conference.
We've worked with Open Insulin (who spoke at our last conference) and I've
toured the space once during an event and thought you all might have folks
working on devices.
You can apply to speak and/or demo a device here: Open Healthware proposals
form <https://bit.ly/openhealthwareproposals>
This event is in person, free, and catered, at Gray Space in San Francisco
and will also be live streamed. We are also happy to offer a $1,000 USD
travel stipend to speakers traveling from outside of the bay area but are
accepting pre-recorded talks as well! You can apply to speak or to
demonstrate an Open Healthware (medical/health related) device at our
interactive demo tables - or both!
*The deadline to submit a proposal to speak or demo a device is April 6th! *
If you'd like to attend as a virtual or in person guest you can grab free
tickets here: Open Healthware Conference 2026 tickets
<https://bit.ly/OpenHealthwareConference2026>
Please feel free to share with your networks, we'd love folks to learn more
about what open source healthware is/can do. Hope to hear from you!
Thank you,
Community Coordinator
Herine Palacios
Open Source Hardware Association <http://oshwa.org/> at Gray Space in San
Francisco and will also be live streamed. We are also happy to offer a
$1,000 USD travel stipend to speakers traveling from outside of the bay
area but are accepting pre-recorded talks as well! You can apply to speak
or to demonstrate an Open Healthware (medical/health related) device at our
interactive demo tables - or both!
*The deadline to submit a proposal to speak or demo a device is April 6th! *
If you'd like to attend as a virtual or in person guest you can grab free
tickets here: Open Healthware Conference 2026 tickets
<https://bit.ly/OpenHealthwareConference2026>
Please feel free to share with your networks, we'd love folks to learn more
about what open source healthware is/can do. Hope to hear from you!
Thank you,
Community Coordinator
Herine Palacios
Open Source Hardware Association <http://oshwa.org/>
Dear Hackers,
We have meeting on second Thursdays at 7pm, and last Sundays at 4pm. The next on is this week on 3/12. If there's anything you believe is worthy of the community's attention, feel free to edit the agenda through the link below.
https://crypt.unredacted.org/pad/#/2/pad/edit/NiMGJIV69MLJQFQRrBXryy0r/
Best,michaelz
Hi Sudoers:
We’ve got a bunch of upcoming programs: you're most welcome at any or
all of them:
-This Wednesday Feb 16 5:30PM Northeastern U/Mills College Oakland
https://makerspaces.northeastern.edu/events/repair-advice-clinic-4/
A beautiful makerspace complex adjacent to the Mills College Art Museum:
feel free to arrive early and walk the campus or visit the museum. We'll
be in buildings C and E in this map:
https://makerspaces.northeastern.edu/spaces/oakland/
-This Friday Feb 20 6:30PM Circuit Launch Oakland
https://www.meetup.com/circuit-launch/events/
Our monthly third Friday residency at Circuit Launch, we’ve added an AI
thought leadership practice group discussion.
-This Saturday Feb 21 noon-3PM Linux Luncheon and Installfest at
StrayCap Multispace
https://straycap2.wixsite.com/mysite/home
StrayCap’s got hundreds of expired Chromebooks that can be converted to
general purpose or specialty laptops; we’ll work alongside local Linux
enthusiasts to convert and configure them while asking: how can we best
re-purpose these in our communities to improve digital literacy, digital
sovereignty, digital inclusion, digital equity?
You’re welcome to take some home to experiment with. You’re also most
welcome to bring your own Linux, computer-related, or general repair
projects to work on and get help with.
(See https://bit.ly/cbsave for background.)
(StrayCap is about a 7-minute walk from Hayward BART.)
-Next Wednesday Feb 25 5:30PM Daly City, John Daly Branch Library
https://www.dalycity.org/calendar.aspx?view=list&year=2026&month=2&day=25
We held a Saturday Fixit Clinic here last June (photos here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/HJGPpVXVNNTh7SCs7), we’re inaugurating ongoing
events at this Library with this Wednesday evening event.
(The John Daly Branch is about a 15-minute walk from Daly City BART.)
Sign up at http://bit.ly/inpersoncoachsignup. And if you know anyone
else who might be interested: bring ‘em along!
Hope to see you at an upcoming program, -Peter
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Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2026 18:32:30 -0800
From: Ghaida Zahran <hello(a)ghaidazahran.com>
To: info@sudoroom
Subject: [sudo-info] Build a site skillshare
Hello,
My name is Ghaida. I’m a product designer living in the east bay. I would
like to run a 90-minute “build a site for freeish” workshop. I see a lot of
local artists who don’t have the coding skills to make websites and end up
using expensive proprietary services like Wix and Squarespace. I want to offer
this workshop for free to folks who want to make a website with AI to promote
themselves or their business. I’d love to use Sudoroom as a venue if possible.
Happy to chat about details.
Thanks,
Ghaida
This artist is visiting town and wanted to know if he could speak at Sudo
Room or give away any art. I told him that we don't have anyone dedicated
to organizing this kind of event, but that I'd ask if anyone wants to.
If you'd like to host him during November, put it on the calendar and go
for it.
*Andrew R Gross, (he/him)*
412.657.5332 - shrad.org <http://www.shrad.org>
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From: Jared Sofoifa <j.a.sofoifa(a)gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Oct 6, 2023 at 10:44 AM
Subject: [sudo-info] An idea
To: <info(a)sudoroom.org>
Good Morning,
I am a Guatemalan Artist in Canada. I am wondering if your space would want
to be part of a project I've been Working on.
https://jaredarmandosofoifa.com/the-ocean-gives/
This is my largest painting to date. It spans roughly four feet by five
feet. I want to give it away in a raffle to anyone that shares a smile.
This year being in a position of comfort, it pained me greatly to see
everyone around me struggling with the rising costs of everything. Being
from Guatemala I have a deep knowledge of plants and how to cultivate them.
I volunteered my time at a giant garden in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
operated by the local food bank. I realized that I was focusing on the
wrong things, while it was great to feed people, as a painter I couldn't
stand by and not feed their souls. Given that fine Art is mostly out of
reach from the working class, I decided that I would rather "sell" my
painting for smiles. I want to provide people struggling for survival, to
have some kind of hope.
In our politicized world it is hard to be kind to others and not guarded.
What we need is community and unity. I feel like this project gets at the
core of what future artists will provide the world. If you would like I can
provide files for ready-to-print media including a poster with a QR code
and printable raffle tickets from anyone that does not have a 'smart'
telephone. As well as the poem about the painting.
I will be in the Bay Area during Nov.8th-Nov.23rd promoting my Art and the
seven works of writing I completed during COVID lockdowns in Canada, while
also working on my stand-up comedy and music at any open mics I can get
into.
I would be happy to give a brief Artists talk outlining the project and the
future role of Artists as we fight to stay relevant in a world where AI
threatens all our livelihoods.
Attached are some media provided to me from the Saskatoon food bank while
my painting was in their space.
It's not required, but as a working Artist I would greatly appreciate any
honorarium (if your organization can afford it) to help me with my travel
expenses and shipping cost for the painting.
Let me know your thoughts,
Sincerely,
Jared Armando Sofoifa
ps I'm the one in the pink hat. Also attached some additional paintings of
mine.
The Ocean Gives Promo 2.JPG
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NgnL99us5n177f1hw0iRpcO6htjGowsC/view?usp=…>
The Ocean Gives promo 3.JPG
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uourVkx_kbk6BbkOtQfPMZFSEJx8wIND/view?usp=…>
The Ocean Gives Promo.JPG
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hC_1IlgtTLOuxK1DCyVMHUEnneJePUMp/view?usp=…>
TheOceanGives-Testimonial.docx
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EkL-JIBLIpL9BuicgypxjTTw_-TXNwVR/view?usp=…>
Construct Deconstruct Adjust Readjust.png
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1comztlfaDInSj4Z-xMfLN8LRYk6yLQry/view?usp=…>
Covid and the Seven Deadly Sins.JPG
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k-l_od_QFX20yZSEO91Q_jRD30CCh7fa/view?usp=…>
Our Tree of Life and Death.jpg
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/11ZkaeA3XiO96fqsHF-vU8tnSXrCL5Ig7/view?usp=…>
PXL_20221106_164346113.jpg
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xCcsE9kVE-Q4sN8cV0nJLQ7XBvAGZFt_/view?usp=…>
The birds, the lady, and the caterpillar.jpg
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z-lWY91fz3M4Nl1f1Wx-xghCDk_8OA24/view?usp=…>
The Illusive Raven.JPG
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QkI8GaT4Sh5qkacd7NThJSQwSsPsURc3/view?usp=…>
The Moon and the Sun.JPG
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tLOvcNh0YR9g9PlDEt2ZBTauxXX96G5B/view?usp=…>
The Sunken Afterlife.jpg
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qUkfk34C5V-z03fiYcBwIFxeZOgUsdwf/view?usp=…>
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