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On SteamOS first: (This method will modify the default MicroSD Format & Mount of SteamOS)
  1. Go to Desktop Mode.
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sudo steamos-readonly disable
mkdir ./backup/
cp /uslib/hwsupport/sdcard-mount.sh ./backup/sdcard-mount.sh
cp /uslib/hwsupport/format-sdcard.sh ./backup/format-sdcard.sh
git clone https://github.com/Trevo525/btrfdeck
cd /uslib/hwsupport
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sudo rm sdcard-mount.sh
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sudo cp /home/deck/btrfdeck/modified/sdcard-mount.sh /uslib/hwsupport/
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sudo chmod 755 sdcard-mount.sh
sudo steamos-readonly enable
  1. One done, go to the Gaming Mode and format the MicroSD card by going to the Settings, then System. It will now format the MicroSD card to "btrfs" format.
(You can check if the MicroSD card is now on "btrfs" format by going to Desktop Mode again and opening KDE Partition Manager. It will show the current format of your MicroSD card.)
Windows 10/11: (This method will install the "btrfs" driver to read the MicroSD card of your Steam Deck)
  1. Go to this website and download btrfs-1.8.2.zip.
https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs
  1. Extract btrfs-1.8.2.zip and right click on the btrfs.inf file and click Install. It will now install the btrfs driver.
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2023.06.10 18:42 someguy3 Introducing Middlemak-NH. A variant that puts all vowels on one hand to maximize alternating hands.

This is a variant of Middlemak that gives:
QWLDG JFOU: NSRTP YHEIA ZXCVB KM,./ 
Colored changes from Qwerty
Middlemak-NH GitHub download.
This was inspired by Northstars placement of H, which I think he got from Nerps.
This is an extraordinary option of Middlemak. Specific details:
1) The most fundamental change is that it puts all the vowels on one hand and most consonants on the other. This maximizes alternating hands (since 75% of all bigrams are between vowels and consonants) while still maintaining a good amount of Qwerty similarity to make it easy to adopt and keep shortcuts the same.
2) Second, this is a pretty impressive reduction in SFB (from Middlemak) by getting rid of NK, KN, NY, NF, and NM (and even AZ). None of those are humongous, but they do add up.
3) It reduces NFBs (from Middlemak). (Explanations on points 3 and 4 get pretty big, the short of it is that it reduces NFBS, massively reduces rolls, and puts in more alternating.) Full details:
3a) Left pinky: being N reduces the ring-to-pinky NFBs even more. WN, SN, and XN are much less common than WA, SA, XA.
3b) Right pinky: being A is slightly worse because it gets rid of the H inside roll. It basically splits the previous HI inside roll to half IA and half AI.
3c) RIght index: being H reduces NFB by replacing ON with OH.
4) It massively reduces rolls, replacing them with alternating hands. Full details:
4a) Left pinky: being N reduces overall rolls with the pinky by a massive 53%. The inside rolls reduce significantly, and the outside rolls to N go to almost nil.
4b) Right hand pinky: being A reduces overall rolls with the pinky by slight 11%. There is an increase in outside rolls with the pinky (previously having H there meant there was basically no outside rolls).
4c) Right index: being H reduces overall rolls with the index by 45%. There is also an increase in outside rolls (because H to vowels is common), but the reduction from removing N is huge.
Added up the three letters on both hands and it’s an impressive 43% reduction in overall rolls.
5) I expect this would reduce pinballing even more, because H is less common than N in the middle of words and in-between vowels.
6) Putting H, as the sole common consonant, on the same hand with the vowels works very well. H has half its bigrams with vowels and half with consonants, so putting it with the vowels means ~half the bigrams are on the opposite hand. That’s not as high as the vowels (86% of bigrams with consonants), but it’s quite high all things considered.
7) This still maintains a good amount of Qwerty similarity. Not just the ZXCV, but pretty much the whole bottom row of ZXCVB_M,.? including the punctuation. On the top row it keeps QW in the same spots. On the middle row it still “keeps” part of the SRT order. The letters TG and NYJ switch on the same finger as well. I think Qwerty similarity can’t be overlooked to make it easier to learn.
Downsides:
1) It introduces ND and NG on the same hand. These really don’t feel too bad going from pinky to index inside roll. And this is pretty small considering the amount of rolls taken out.
2) The hands are a little more unbalanced, with the right hand doing a bit more. But it’s very reasonable and still more balanced than most layouts. There’s no changing that without moving one of the uncommon letters Q, Z, X, V to the vowel hand, which would create knock on changes and likely result in a full change layout.
Conclusion:
I think this is a great option to maximize efficiency with most vowels and consonants on opposite hands.
(I do find it interesting that my variant changes 3 letters on the homerow. Most variants change letters around the edges.)

Quick thoughts on other layout’s O and centre column NFBs.

One of the issues with putting O on the middle-finger-upper-row is that the EO column has a ton of frequency that pairs with the centre column. Think of Colemak’s HE, but now you have an O as well. I think you have to be careful or they will add up pretty quick.
Middlemak (and Middlemak-NH) I specifically put less common bigrams (OY and OK) on the center column. These are also low with E.
Canary(ansi): There are a ton of NFBs with O and the centre column with OF and OM. Canary ortho still has a lot with OM on its centre column.
CTGAP(final/5) has similar NFBs with O and the centre column compared to Middlemak.
MTGAP is top notch in this regard by putting punctuation on the centre column. Very low pairings.
Nerps has a notable handful more than Middlemak with BO/OB. Not huge but not nothing.
(APTv3 doesn’t have the O on the middle finger. Putting O on the ring-finger-upper-row pushes the NFBs further away but imo puts O in a weaker position.)
If people really want I can put in charts for this. Have them in excel but it’s a lot of data.

Quick thoughts on columns

A lot of these layouts share similar columns. For consonants RL, TD, SW. Many vowel clusters are similar. A lot seems to come down to the C and what to do with it. It’s interesting to see Canary put C essentially by itself, which means 4 common letters are put off the homerow. Nerps and CTGAP make SCW. APTv3 makes SC.
Moving on, I’ll add some breakdown charts:

Hand balance

Hand balance is a difficult topic. The two most obvious metrics for hand dominance are 1) the frequency of the letters, and 2) the distance the fingers have to travel (which is different from frequency because you don't travel to the home-row). But any pinballing from having too many vowels and consonants on the same hand doesn’t show up in those numbers. Having said that, I’m going to look at frequency and distance.
Keyboard Vowel Hand Dominant Hand Hand Balance ratio based on Frequency Hand Balance ratio based on Distance Hand Balance ratio based on Frequency and Distance Corrected comparison number for left hand dominant
QWERTY n/a Left 0.77 1.06 0.82 1.22
Norman n/a Right 0.93 1.27 1.19
Beakl-15 Left Right 1.07 1.48 1.59
Workman Right Left 0.97 0.82 0.80 1.26
Dvorak Left Right 1.23 1.86 2.30
Middlemak Right Right 1.05 1.06 1.11
Colemak Right Right 1.14 1.15 1.32
MiddlemakNH Right Right 1.11 1.04 1.15
MTGAP Left Right 1.00 1.43 1.43
Nerps(ansi) Right Right 1.06 0.98 1.04
Engram Left Right 1.09 1.43 1.56
CTGAP(final/5) Right Right 1.16 1.23 1.43
APTv3 Right Right 1.11 1.01 1.12
Canary(ansi) Right Right 1.30 1.29 1.68
Notes: Sorted by SFB count (see next chart). Ratio >1 indicates right hand dominant, <1 indicates left hand dominant. The hand balance ratios are based on each hand's frequency/distance, right hand divided by left hand. E.g. Middlemak: 51.2% right hand frequency divided by 48.8% left hand frequency equals 1.05. Colemak: 53.2% right hand frequency divided by 46.7% left hand frequency equals 1.14. Hand Balance ratio based on Frequency and Distance is a simple multiplication of the two ratios. I did this because having more frequency and more movement on the same hand amplifies the hand dominance. Or if one hand has more frequency and the other hand has more movement, that would mitigate it to some degree. This is by no means the most definitive way to look at it, but it's what I've managed to come up with. The "Corrected comparison number for left hand dominant" is a hard math thing to explain (that I hope I'm right about anyway). E.g. for Workman listing 0.80 gives the wrong impression the hand dominance is equivalent to 1.2 (20%). But it's actually 1.26 (26%), obtained from 1/0.796=1.26.

SFB (index finger pressing C)

The SFB of Middlemak is still pretty low, but it does come out a tad higher than Colemak’s. Middlemak-NH comes in lower than Colemak (for index finger pressing C).
I’ve debated how to show this and decided to go with the full nuclear information. Data is from Mayzner revisited in millions (which only has letter bigrams and doesn’t have punctuation data, that’s what the 0’s are).
Keyboard Total SFB Left hand SFB Right hand SFB L Pinky L Ring L Middle L Index R Index R Middle R Ring R Pinky
QWERTY 185,270 125,920 59,350 1,105 1,661 54,502 68,651 34,166 3,970 21,214 0
Beakl-15 85,917 33,527 52,390 2 21,580 3,134 8,812 18,927 31,183 2,157 123
Workman 78,147 29,268 48,878 1,105 3,712 2,806 21,645 27,338 5,037 16,503 0
Dvorak 70,570 28,306 42,264 0 31 0 28,275 12,142 16,265 8,229 5,629
Middlemak 44,698 25,806 18,892 1,105 1,661 2,716 20,323 12,415 3,134 3,343 0
Colemak 39,023 23,336 15,687 1,105 1,267 639 20,323 9,831 5,037 819 0
MiddlemakNH 36,570 24,999 11,571 298 1,661 2,716 20,323 5,094 3,134 3,343 0
MTGAP 34,151 14,550 19,601 1,147 339 3,134 9,931 4,629 8,633 5,071 1,267
Nerps(ansi) 34,056 20,038 14,018 76 2,745 1,435 15,783 7,541 3,134 3,343 0
Engram 31,167 19,467 11,700 124 2,628 3,134 13,581 5,922 1,435 2,344 1,999
CTGAP(final/5) 30,915 20,125 10,790 54 437 6,262 13,371 4,314 3,134 3,343 0
APTv3(ansi) 24,947 14,697 10,251 1,227 6,551 1,435 5,484 2,643 5,037 1,751 819
Canary(ansi) 24,537 13,103 11,434 23 2,745 4,528 5,808 4,957 3,134 3,343 0
Notes: This is with index finger pressing C location, how I think most people type. Adding in punctuation the numbers would be higher.
Notes 2: I think some people have misinterpreted what I mean with index pressing C. I mean on the bottom row: Pinky presses Z. Ring presses X. Middle presses nothing. Index presses C, V, B. This is not angle mod, which is: Pinky presses nothing. Ring presses Z. Middle presses X. Index presses C, V, B. Index finger pressing C (not angle) is how I think most people naturally type on a normal ansi keyboard, but it’s hard to know for sure. Most of the time this doesn’t make much of a difference of SFBs. Nerps, APTv3, Canary above have been given as angle mod because that’s what the creators specifically wanted, and it does make a difference. For index pressing C, they go up. Nerps to 38,832, APTv3(ansi) to 30,893. Canary(ansi) to 27,296. On the flip side Middlemak and Middlemak-NH if using the angle mod go down just a tad, not enough to be worth giving numbers. That means Middlemak and Middlemak-NH works for all 3 of index finger pressing C, angle mod, and “proper” ortho typing (Index finger pressing C actually gives the highest SFB count). (I could do yet another chart for 3 total on SFBs, but I think this is enough. Note the ortho chart below for APTv3 and Canary uses their ortho specified layouts.)
Middlemak-NH: This is very impressive and in league with full change layouts. All while keeping Qwerty similarity.
If you want overall percentages with index finger pressing C:
Layout SFB %
Qwerty 6.264%
Beakl-15 3.575%
Workman 3.053%
Dvorak 2.639%
Middlemak 2.078%
Engram 1.863%
Colemak 1.815%
Middlemak-NH 1.784%
Middlemak(rotate punctuation) 1.614%
APTv3 1.420%
MTGAP 1.247%
Middlemak-NH(rotate punctuation) 1.272%
Nerps(ansi) 1.207%
CTGAP(final/5) 1.142%
Canary(ansi) 1.062%
This is from Colemak-DH analyzer. This is quite a bit different and the differences between them are greater. Engram even switches places. This is from a) different corpus used and b) accounting for punctuation. On a) I used Mayzner Revisited which is a massive 5.6 trillion characters (does not have punctuation or spaces). Not sure what Colemak-DH uses but KLAnext considers 1 million to be big and slow. On b) Mayzner Revisited doesn’t have punctuation. Note that Middlemak doesn’t change punctuation while CTGAP, APTv3, and Canary do change them, presumably to reduce SFBs.
Ok I confirmed the big gap is from punctuation. Changing Middlemaks ,./ to ’,. and ’ to / (like Nerps, CTGAP, similar to Canary) gives dramatically lower SFB%. They are listed as (rotate punctuation). I’ll leave it up to the user to decide if they want to change punctuation.

Ortho SFB

Keyboard Total SFB Left hand SFB Right hand SFB L Pinky L Ring L Middle L Index R Index R Middle R Ring R Pinky
QWERTY 195,687 136,337 59,350 1,105 1,661 86,462 47,108 34,166 3,970 21,214 0
Beakl-15 85,917 33,527 52,390 2 21,580 3,134 8,812 18,927 31,183 2,157 123
Workman 79,561 30,682 48,878 1,105 3,712 8,206 17,659 27,338 5,037 16,503 0
Dvorak 70,365 28,101 42,264 0 31 1,591 26,480 12,142 16,265 8,229 5,629
Middlemak 42,816 23,924 18,892 1,105 1,661 14,888 6,270 12,415 3,134 3,343 0
MiddlemakNH 34,687 23,117 11,571 298 1,661 14,888 6,270 5,094 3,134 3,343 0
MTGAP 34,151 14,550 19,601 1,147 339 3,134 9,931 4,629 8,633 5,071 1,267
Nerps(ortho) 33,861 19,843 14,018 254 2,745 1,435 15,410 7,541 3,134 3,343 0
Canary(ortho) 31,034 19,600 11,434 179 2,745 10,897 5,780 4,957 3,134 3,343 0
Engram 30,848 20,036 10,812 124 2,628 6,438 10,846 9,010 1,802 0 0
Colemak 30,032 14,345 15,687 1,105 1,267 5,702 6,270 9,831 5,037 819 0
Hands Down Nue 28,429 17,012 11,416 1,267 5,702 3,773 6,270 10,334 126 819 138
CTGAP(final/5) 27,449 16,659 10,790 54 437 7,826 8,341 4,314 3,134 3,343 0
APTv3(ortho) 22,871 12,620 10,251 1,267 6,551 1,435 3,366 2,643 5,037 1,751 819
Notes: This is with the middle finger pressing C location, “proper” or ortho style. Same data as above.
If you want overall percentages - middle finger pressing C, Ortho style (Data from Colemak-DH analyzer:
Layout SFB %
Qwerty 6.575%
Beakl-15 3.823%
Workman 3.147%
Dvorak 2.625%
Middlemak 2.160%
Middlemak-NH 1.866%
Engram 1.845%
Colemak 1.669%
Middlemak(rotate punctuation) 1.696%
Middlemak-NH(rotate punctuation) 1.354%
APTv3 1.375%
MTGAP 1.281%
Nerps(ortho) 1.203%
Canary(ortho) 1.070%
CTGAP(final/5) 1.069%
Hands Down Nue 0.949%
This is from Colemak-DH analyzer. Again quite different. It oddly says Middlemak and Middlemak-NH ortho increases, as opposed to what I found that ortho decreases SFB on both based on Mayzner Revisited. It must come down to the data set used, specifically CT vs CR+CL. And the same as above, the differences between them are larger which again may be from changing punctuation.
Same as above, confirmed the big gap is from punctuation. Changing Middlemaks ,./ to ’,. and ’ to / (like Nerps, CTGAP, similar to Canary) gives dramatically lower SFB%. They are listed as (rotate punctuation). I’ll leave it up to the user to decide if they want to change punctuation. It still oddly says ortho version increases.

Pinballing stats

Keyboard Vowel % Consonant % Consonant % minus home row
Beakl-15 100% HKQJX 7.3% HKQJX 7.3%
Canary(ansi) 95% NHMFXZ 29.5% HMFXZ 18.3%
Dvorak 100% YPKJXQ 8% YPKJXQ 8.5%
Middlemak 80% NMFKJ 20.5% MFKJ 11.9%
Middlemak-NH 100% HMFKJ 19.4% MFKJ 9.3%
CTGAP(final/5) 100% HDFYKX 25.8 DFYKX 15.6%
APTv3 100% NLQJZ 18.5% LQJZ 7.3%
Nerps(ansi) 100% HFBKZ 17.8% FBKZ 7.6%
Colemak 80% NHLMKJ 33.7% HLMKJ 22.4%
Workman 80% NLFPKJ 26.5% LFPKJ 15.2%
MTGAP 100% NPJQZ 15.0% PJQZ 3.8%
*I decided to not include H for Middlemak because of the direction that the bigrams go. (Fyi if H was included, the NHMFKJ would be 31%, and the consonant % minus homerow would still be MFKJ 12%.) But the location of H matters because it’s almost always followed by a vowel. Putting H with the rest of the consonants means the pinballing can start there. Putting H alone on the pinky gives an inside roll.
The way I would read this to make probabilities, eg for Middlemak, would be 1.0*0.8*0.205*0.8...= 0.132 vs Colemak of 1.0*0.8*0.337*0.8...= 0.216 for a quadgram. For a pentagram: Middlemak would be 1.0*0.8*0.205*0.8*0.205 = 0.0269 vs Colemak of 1.0*0.8*0.337*0.8...= 0.0727. You can keep going. Starting with 1.0 to establish the word starts with the consonant on the vowel hand.
There are issues with this, it's based on frequency rather than actual specific _gram information or words.
The Consonant % minus home row is given because the home row is easier to type on. The consonants that are not on home-row are more awkward to move to.
There are more charts at middlemak/wiki that breakdown all the finger distances, frequencies, etc. Very interesting to see if you are concerned about specific finger workload.
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  36. Signals – II – Trading Engines Examples – Intro
  37. Signals – III – Trading Engines Examples – HL Breakout
  38. Signals – IV – Trading Engines Examples – Donchian Breakout
  39. Signals – V – Trading Engines Examples – EMA Cross
  40. Signals – VI – Trading Engines Examples – Bollinger
  41. Signals – VII – Trading Engines Examples – HL Reversal
  42. Signals – VIII – Trading Engines Examples – Bias Short Term
  43. Signals – IX – Strategy Performance Report
  44. Signals – X – On Overfitting
  45. Data2 Data Series
  46. Debugging
  47. Portfolio Trader
  48. Strategy Settings
  49. Symbol Mapping
  50. Conversion stop and limit orders to market orders
  51. How to use setexiton close in live trading
  52. Trading on contracts with short leverage
  53. Email alert
  54. Rollover – I – Intro
  55. Rollover – II – Foreseen date calculation
  56. Rollover – III – Next expiration technique
  57. Rollover – IV – Custom future advanced technique
  58. Order and Position Tracker
  59. VPS – Intro
  60. VPS – Resource check
  61. VPS Setup – I – Renting a VPS
  62. VPS Setup – II – ScriptPrepTool+MC Installation
  63. VPS Setup – III – Windows Updates
  64. VPS Setup – IV – Change of RDP port
  65. Position Sizing Algorithms – I – Intro
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2023.06.10 18:27 Playful-Marzipan5666 .7zip files aren't zipped whenever I download a gamecube or nintendo rom

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2023.06.10 18:07 Crrussh Zip File

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2023.06.10 18:01 Impossible-Wheel4338 Minecraft story mode is not running,why?

Minecraft story mode is not running,why?
I can't make minecraft story mode load,even thought I put the data file and obb file in their respective place, and I don't know what to do with the telltale zip file,the apkaward[that were I downloaded this] website said put telltale file in sdcard,how to do that,also I use android,plz help
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2023.06.10 17:58 James9845 BIOS Confusion

BIOS Confusion

This is the list of BIOS releases for my MOBO
My current BIOS is 0514 09/27/2022 (same date MOBO released)
To update my system do I just install the latest 1416? I owned a Gigabyte board in the past (X470) and had to install several versions that were a must for later versions. Another question, the size of BIOS 1416 is 9.21MB yet when I download the zip file the size of that file is 9.435KB and the BIOS file inside is 32.772KB. Did I get a good download? I want to update but do not want to FUBAR my system.

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2023.06.10 17:36 Stoicismus DeGruyter Collection

Trying again because reddit filters, let's see if I get it right this time.
After months of scraping I finally finished downloading almost every single degruyter book to which I have access, which are many. And so I created a torrent.
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:76f573241a0126fb1ab0aa5540cc7493c045ae74&dn=Degruyter%20Imprints%20v2%20%5b09-06-23%5d&tr=http%3a%2f%2fatrack.pow7.com%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fopen.stealth.si%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.cyberia.is%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fretracker.lanta-net.ru%3a2710%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.moeking.me%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.tiny-vps.com%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.torrent.eu.org%3a451%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3a80%2fannounce&tr=http%3a%2f%2ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fopentra 
The content of the torrent is pretty much these https://www.degruyter.com/search?query=*&startItem=0&pageSize=10&sortBy=mostrecent&documentVisibility=all&documentTypeFacet=book&publisherFacet=De+Gruyter%7EDe+Gruyter+Oldenbourg%7EDe+Gruyter+Saur%7EDe+Gruyter+Mouton
Neither the files nor the series are renamed. They all bear the original filenaming which is much better since it can easily be keyed to the book's unique page.
Note: this torrent includes only the abovementioned degruyter imprints. In the upcoming weeks I will create a second torrent, with the degruyter partner publishers: about 100k books from these publishers
https://i.imgur.com/mSKrLto.png And in few months the last torrent which will include the degruyter journals.
This endeavour would have not been possible were not for all the people that granted me academic access, wrote scripts for me, helped me ensure the integrity of the files, and so on. Sadly many files, especially epubs, are corrupted or downright missing at the source. There are also some dupes that, being part of multiple series and subseries, were downloaded twice. Total torrent size is about 2tb.
https://i.imgur.com/BjqsUqJ.png of course everything is actively being shared with nexus/annas/libgen as well as private groups and friends and the classicist discord channel. I did not waste months so I could jerkoff on the big numbah, therefore I want the files to be shared and reshared as much as possible in order to grant indirect academic access to all those students (me being one) whose universities cannot afford degruyter subscriptions.
Last note: all the files are retail untouched (according to BIB standards, if anyone here is a member). So if some epub has shitty formatting blame the publisher.
edit: fixed magnet url
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  39. Signals – V – Trading Engines Examples – EMA Cross
  40. Signals – VI – Trading Engines Examples – Bollinger
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  49. Symbol Mapping
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  51. How to use setexiton close in live trading
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  53. Email alert
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  65. Position Sizing Algorithms – I – Intro
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2023.06.10 17:29 Caliboykobe Has anyone F1 23 begin pre downloading on their PS5?

Today is the pre download date for the PS5, but it hasn’t began downloading on my console. Anyone have the same issue or did theirs begin?
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