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As announced in a previous comment, here is how I isolated mycelium from ergot/Claviceps purpurea.
So! Onto the process.
First of all, I want to say that this was realised thanks to my access to a commercial laboratoray, with a laminar flowhood and antibiotic containing agar plates. However, I do not believe it to be impossible to do it in a more amateur setting. I had begun to do that, but got access to this marvel of microbiology, so I figured I might as well spare myself the hassle.
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The sclerotia were harvested in 2021 and 2022 on 6 different locations. I ended up using only 2 strains collected in 2022, but whatever. They were stored in the refrigerator for later use.
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The outside of the sclerotia was cleaned with 5% bleach and a few drops of tween20 (any detergent will do) for 5 minutes in order to limit the amount of contamination brought onto agar, the detergent helping to reach small crevices. The sclerotia where then soaked in distilled water for 3 hours and then cut in disks with a sterile scalpel blade.
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At first, I placed this disks on YEB medium, but that didn't prove very effective, ergot doesn't like this medium that much (as can be seen on first photo) so I then switched to PDA, which yielded the beautiful fluffy mycelium that you can see on the 2 last photos. The plates you can see on these photos are the result of the third transfer of clean mycelium onto fresh plate, in order to get any bacteria/spores out of the culture.
All medium contained Rifampicin and Streptomycin at a concentration of 100 µM both. I still got a few contamination by molds, strangely mostly penicillium.
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So there it is, this was my personal experiment. Both plates were identified by 18S rRNA sequencing and were confirmed as C. purpurea.
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Whenever the topic of socialism or welfare comes up in Christian circles, the notion of Christian voluntarism is quick to follow. What is this Christian voluntarism? It is the idea that national welfare should be based on voluntary charity by the church, not the state. This idea seems to have influence in George Bush’s Compassionate Conservatism, and also to a lesser degree in David Cameron’s Big Society.
Two defenses of the concept are in “The Tragedy of American Compassion” by Marvin Olasky, and “Christian Charity vs Government Welfare” by Thomas Johnson[1]. In truth, elements of the idea itself has subtlety become accepted by a very many Christians, and is present in general Christian apologetics on economics (see bibliography). It must be noted that the proponents of the idea rarely embrace the term Christian Voluntarism[2], which seems to be rather a function of how generally accepted and non-sequitur the idea seems to be.
The theology behind Christian Voluntarism
Sadly, many of the texts linked do not have a strong theological basis; they are largely historical defenses for the idea (See Olasky 2008 and Johnson 1970). Thus, a strongman of their theology must rely on those aforementioned Christian apologetic sources rather substantially (see bibliography). Also, thanks to u/Laojac who provided a strongman here.
Christian voluntarism is fundamentally reliant on the charity practiced by the early Christian Church. We know that people in the church shared their property with each other and cared for each other; Acts 2:44-45, Acts 4:32-37. We know they were commanded to care for their families, alongside the poor, and that there were fundraising efforts to send money over to people in need in the church (1 Tim 5:3,8, Galatians 2:10, Hebrews 13:2-3, 2 Corinthians 8-9). Christian Voluntarism takes this model for charity and attempts to nationalize it is a welfare system, for charity. It uses a few methods to support this.
First, it argues that bible tells us that giving should be voluntary. 2 Corinthians 8-9, and especially 2 Corinthians 9:7, exhort voluntary charity, not done under compulsion. Ergo, the state should not require taxation to fund welfare. Whilst the online tracts do not go much further than this, there is an interesting way that this can be extrapolated further. The particular significance of this verse, interestingly enough, is it is one of the key verses to refute the requirement of tithing. Tithing existed under the wholistic economic system of the old testament that did have many rather radical economic policies; the sabbatical year and the year of jubilee, etc. So to call in this verse against the requirement of taxation does provide a rather big challenge; this new idea of caring in the new testament is not a system of governance, like in the old testament, with taxes and regulations. It is a system guided by the holy spirit, whereby people voluntarily care for those around them. The requirement for people to care for families in 1 timothy 5 would definitely fall into this.
Second, it fundamentally ties welfare to work. To quote 2 Thessalonians 3:10 - “those who do not work shall not eat”. This can be taken in the more obvious sense of “there is no such thing as a free lunch” – people need to work to provide for a living, but for the Christian voluntarists, it is taken as a command of a mutual obligation – those who do not try to work shall not get welfare. (Olasky 2008, p 9-10). Unsurprisingly, this is where ideas of “deserving” and “undeserving poor” come from worthy (Olasky 2008, p 11-12). This also forms what welfare should look like – Welfare has a purpose to help people make a living for themselves (Olasky 2008, p 25, 29). But specifically, in practice it also means that those who don’t want to work should be excluded from welfare (Olasky 2008, p 12, 29, 228). Christian voluntarist tracts argue further that welfare itself is corrupting in that it enables backwardness and degeneracy to exist, encouraging laziness and the breakdown of families (for example, Olasky 2008, p xi -xvii, 222).
Third, supporting this is the argument that Biblical notions of property are explicitly in favor of Liberal private property. This is the belief that the owner of property, can do whatever they want with their property. This starts with an appeal to Exodus 20:15,17 as examples of OT Justifications for private property. It points to the various points in the bible that recognize private ownership. To reference a few; Genesis 4:4, Micah 4:4, Acts 5:4. A very notable verse is Mathew 20:15; “Don’t I have the right to do what I want with my own money?” – taking this statement at face value would suggest Jesus is very much in favour of liberal private property rights. The whole conclusion of this that people have the right to do with their property what they want. The most immediate implication is the government cannot seize property - This is used against the threat of state socialism.
The Problems with this theology
Of course, we need to recognize that the Bible doesn’t tell Christians to take over the state and implement a welfare state. The fact is that the bible doesn’t prescribe a structure for economic justice in the broader national community. But similarly, this means the bible doesn’t prescribe the Church as being the welfare system of the broader national community. There is a legitimate question about how to pursuing economic justice in light of biblical commands and examples, and the description of the New Testament church (Acts 2:42-47, Acts 4:34-35) exists to show us what economic justice should look like in Christian communities specifically. However, it is a significant stretch to argue that this decentralised system of churches providing welfare is what the bible prescribes as the only legitimate national welfare system.
NT Christian communities were not set up to be a welfare system for the Roman state. They were examples of model Christian communities that we can look to guide us in holy living. They did exist as an alternate perception of economic justice to Old Testament Israel’s state-embedded system, certainly. However, this alternative state was for a few reasons; First Old Testament Israel was a sacrificial system, one that was no longer needed after Christ’s death and resurrection (Heb 10:1-18). Second, Old Testament Israel was a theocratic state, that would make a people for God who would be outwardly different from all around them (Deut 28:9-10). However, Christ did not come to establish a kingdom of this world (John 18:36), instead a people who would follow him due to their changed heart (John 18:36, John 3:5-8). The nullification of the theocratic state of Israel was not a rejection of the state’s interference in economic policy. Rather, it was a recognition that the theocratic state had fulfilled its soteriological and eschatological purpose.
With this context out of the way, we can refute the specific justifications of the voluntarists; The first, 2 Corinthians 9:7, which tells us that giving should be voluntary, not under compulsion, was in a specific letter given to a specific community responding to a crisis at the time. To transform it into a condemnation of state taxation for welfare is a substantial stretch. Paul made clear that it was also a test; he would not command this church to give charity but wanted to know the sincerity of their love, by comparing how much they gave compared to other churches (2 Corinthians 8:8-9).
He was not laying down a law about the state. Nothing in the passage suggests that the state cannot provide welfare. Nothing in the passage suggests that the state cannot demand taxation. Indeed, bible does not reject compulsion in terms of taxation as Christians are exhorted to pay their taxes (Mark 12:13-17; Rom 13:6-7). Contextually, the Christian Voluntarist must also grapple with the absence of a condemnation of the grain dole of Rome, both within this passage and within the broader New Testament. Now, one could argue that if the state gets involved in welfare then the sincerity of Christian love has failed – but that is a very different argument, an argument that needs to grapple with both the fallen nature of humanity, and the social implications of democracy. Nevertheless, the passage at hand does not refute state taxation or state provision of welfare.
Moving to the second justification – that, welfare should be tied to work. This specific passage, 2 Thessalonians 3:10, occurs within a context where there are believers who are “idle and disruptive” (v 6, 11) and who are “not busy; they are busybodies”. They are commanded to settle down and eat (v 12). To use this passage to encourage Christians to work is good. It is not the purpose of the passage to be used for a model of how a welfare state works. Unlike 2 Cor 9:7, which is deliberately misused by Christians to deny welfare to others – this passage can be used to form a welfare state system. Like Acts 4:32 for the Socialists, and 1 Corinthians 14:12-26 for the Corporatists, 2 Thessalonians 3:10 seems quite able to be derived to justify a political policy. However, to declare that 2 Thessalonians 3:10 necessitates a policy program on welfare is misguided – it was a teaching for a particular church at a particular time. The practical considerations of this particular section will get further treatment further on.
The final argument that the bible prescribes liberal private property. This argument has lies that it conceals in truths. Fundamentally, the bible does recognize property rights. It recognizes that we can own property and have liberty in using that property. However, the bible also recognizes two other things; First, that we are not the absolute owners of that property. God is the absolute owner of everything, not humanity (1 Cor 10:26; Psalm 24:1; Deut 10:14). The second is that any property we have, we steward for God; we are not allowed to use property for whatever purpose we deem fit. The OT system has a variety of restrictions on how we can use property, much of which existed for economic justice. There were prohibitions on taking interest (Leviticus 26:36-37); Gleaning laws that mean restricted the amount of produce farmers could get from their own harvest, requiring they leave some to the poor (Lev 19:9-10; Deut 24:19-21). Furthermore, there are the radical redistribution policies with the Sabbatical year and year of jubilee (Leviticus 25:1-7, 8-55). The commandment to not steal was situated within these verses about responsibilities, something noted by Both Catholics and Reformed Christians (See the Catholic Catechism, Westminster Larger Catechism and Heidelberg Catechism). The New Testament similar has a variety of commands about how to use property; (Luke 6:30, 1 John 3:17, 1 Tim 5:8, 6:17-18).
There is one verse that falls outside of the above explanation; Mathew 20:15 – “Don’t I have the right to do what I want with my own money?”. The context of the verse is that Jesus is teaching a parable. In the parable, the vineyard owner pays all his workers the same amount, no matter what they work. Parables have single purposes – the purpose of this parable is that it doesn’t matter however late you sign up to the gospel, you will still be saved. It is not a parable with prescriptions on wage payments. It is not a parable with prescriptions on private property.
Fundamentally, there is no biblical prescription against the state establishment of a welfare state. This, in itself, does not disqualify Christian voluntarism as an idea; rather it means that advocating Christian voluntarism requires making a different argument – that the Christian voluntarist form of welfare is the best form of welfare.
The Economics of a Christian Voluntarist welfare state
Gøsta Esping-Andersen’s seminal work “The Three Worlds of welfare Capitalism”, divides welfare states into three ideal types; “Liberal”, “Conservative” and “Social Democratic”. Of these, Christian Voluntarism is closest to the “Liberal” ideal type which is found in the US, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. A liberal welfare state is one that aims to encourage the pursuit of employment, and so the state will provide as little as possible (Esping-Andersen 1990, p. 42). Means testing and mutual obligation is often used to minimize the states ways to welfare provision. Those who cannot rely on government support must rely on charity (Esping-Andersen 1990, p. 26-27).
Christian Voluntarism is essentially a Christian defense for the “Liberal” welfare state. However it does far more, because in practice it would mean the undermining of the liberal welfare state. The Christian voluntarist would tear down the last vestiges of a state led system so that people instead rely on Charity. They would attempt to further liberalize an already liberal system. The practical implications of this are that even a state led system that incorporates the principles of the “deserving and undeserving” poor, alongside the mutual obligations of “those who don’t work don’t eat”, are too much for the Christian Voluntarist.
This system fails both quantitatively and qualitatively. It fails quantitatively because a welfare state based on charity cannot support the entire population. Welfare encompasses old age, unemployment, workplace injuries, permanent disabilities and more. The amount of money needed to organise such a welfare system is unachievable by charities (Green 2017). Reviews of “The Tragedy of American compassion” point out that the historical charitable system championed did not provide welfare for all – it was very geographically dependent (Hammack, 1996, p 261-262).
This system also fails qualitatively. One would think that a Christian voluntarist would see that charity and welfare are symptoms of economic greater problems, and addressing those greater problems would reduce the burdens on charity.[3] But Christian Voluntarists don’t address the issues which lead people to need charity. Unaffordable healthcare and involuntary unemployment are two clear examples of structural economic problems; the former due to the various oligopolies that exist throughout the healthcare system, which is unsurprising given it is a market with high start-up costs, and the latter often due a deficiency in demand. The solutions to these factors require substantial economic reform by means of regulation and government spending, which is antithetical to the Christian Voluntarist ideal. Christian voluntarists are not advocating for these solutions to reduce the burden on charities.
Two further addendums need to be added to this analysis. The first is that there are flaws with regards to the policy derivatives of 2 Thessalonians 3:10. The idea of an undeserving poor has lead to many problems – for example this group has historically included beggars and criminals (Schmalz 2017). The definition of who is undeserving will inevitably both include and exclude people who may need help. Olasky, for example, includes Alcoholics and Drug Addicts as part of his ‘undeserving poor’ (p. 227-228), when, in truth, these groups could quite easily be seen as the most needing of support – albeit in a more compressive form then mere cash handout. The principle of mutual obligations behind this need to be thought through. Interestingly enough, the gleaning system in the OT seems to be a system that follows this idea; welfare is there, but people have to work to get it. This principles behind this are also evident in a full employment policy in the modern era. However, today’s governments generally prefer of “mutual obligations” for welfare, or forms of workfare instead. In the context where workers outnumber jobs these programs essentially act as punitive “full employment policy”.
The second is the Christian voluntarist claim that any welfare system should be orientated towards public morality alongside economic justice. This is a fair claim, and frankly welfare systems must be cautiously constructed with consideration of economic justice, and also the moral fabric of society. Here the example of the ideal type of the Conservative welfare state (historically found in found in Germany, Belgium and Austria), can be drawn upon. This welfare state, for example, is constructed with the family in mind (Esping-Andersen 1990, p. 27). It also relies largely on decentralised system of welfare provision that incorporate religious providers (Esping-Andersen 1990, p. 27). Even with the focus on the moral fabric of society, other factors must also come into play; The conservative welfare state benefits married couples over singles; what does this mean for the economic situation of single mothers? Such a welfare system needs to counterbalance the social fabric of society with it’s economic needs.
To Conclude
Theologically, the claims of Christian Voluntarism do not stand up; there is not set biblical principle about the state’s involvement in welfare provision. Economically, the Christian Voluntarists fail to appreciate the quantitative size of charitable provision needed to match the welfare state, nor do they deal with the structural issues facing the economy.
Fundamentally, I am not a Christian Socialist. I do not believe that the descriptions of Christian communities in Acts can be described as socialist – I may write another piece like this later on. I’m not coming from a liberal, modernist or progressive Christian perspective. Rather I’m annoyed that Conservative Christians have accepted the claims of liberal economies and tried to make a more liberalized welfare system based on a misguided claim about following the Bible.
[1] The specific defense provided by Johnson is explicitly voluntarist, in that it draws on voluntarism as a philosophy. It is also Pelagian and so should be rejected; “Any Christian who does not openly and vehemently denounce all forms of government welfare, cannot, in truth, call himself a Christian, for government welfare is the antithesis of Christian charity.” - this is clearly heresy.
[2] Indeed, the term only seems to appear in online Christian Forums. However, Academics do describe this idea as voluntarist, and it is a Christian defense of Voluntarism, so terming the idea “Christian Voluntarism” is apt.
[3] This was the approach of the founder of the St Vincent De Paul society, Frederic Ozanam. He was an economics lecturer and argued that charity was insufficient to change the situation – what was needed was a change to the relationship between workers and capital (Moody 1953, p 129).
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General:
Green, E., 2017. The Voluntarism Fantasy, Democracy A Journal of Ideas, viewed 22 October 2022, https://democracyjournal.org/magazine/32/the-voluntarism-fantasy/
Konczal, M., 2014. Can Religious Charities Take the Place of the Welfare State?, The Atlantic, viewed 22 October 2022, https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/03/budget-religion/520605/
Schmalz, M., 2017. Taxing the rich to help the poor? Here’s what the Bible says, The conversation, viewed 3 June 3, 2023 https://theconversation.com/taxing-the-rich-to-help-the-poor-heres-what-the-bible-says-88627
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Welcome to the sub all the new people bought here by Alex who seems to want to stop any discussion of her bullshit.
But that’s not really the case is it? In the last 24 hours there has been more activity on the sub and in the GGs thread than there has been in the last 3 weeks. This has been noted multiple times, as soon as people stop talking about her, she actively engages with the subreddit and the GG thread to get people talking about her again.
So if you’re new here from Alex’s stories: Welcome! You’ve just been duped into making the subreddit active again for her own self-sabotaging pleasure.
The sub was dead until you showed up, the GG thread was stale outside of a bit of well deserved concern about her PPE and her animal situation (which has always been fucked)
That, and we recently had a sock puppet account pretending to be someone Alex and offering to do an AMA with Alex and Dan (and provided proof to the admin) of their identity, this person then relentlessly bullied other people in the sub, accused them of being any number of Alex’s ‘friends’, and then had a full meltdown when they didn’t get their way.
This sub was created to document and discuss the crazy situation that began when Alex moved to Tasmania, and a lot of that documentation and proof is now locked behind a phoney DMCA takedown (which was enacted hours before Alex told you to descent upon the subreddit).
Funny how all the proof of her wrongdoing disappeared right before you showed up, huh?
If you have the critical thinking skills to understand what’s going on here, maybe you should re-evaluate your relationship with Alex and who is actually causing problems.

Myself and my partner are pretty new to the whole THS thing and are planning to attempt to use it for some nice places to stay when we spend a few months in other countries. (Notably the US since we're in the UK) We live in an area of the UK where there are a lot of older, wealthy people with large country houses so we've applied for a few and are currently on our 3rd sit.
We've learned a few things in that time and wondered if others had any lessons they've learned after they actually started doing sits.
For one, it seems you really have to pay attention to photos and can't really trust them, the house can look really clean and tidy and they can list a weekly cleaner, etc, but, you still turn up to find a filthy house that has been cleaned with a wet rag. Look at the levels of clutter, it seems like people with a lot of clutter also don't really look after their living spaces.
People with large country houses seem to have terrible guest room setups. 2 out of 3 sits have had the worst mattresses I've ever seen, practically bare springs.
Don't take on more than you can chew... We just completed a sit with 4 dogs, 2 cats, chickens, and exotics. The pets were wonderful and we actually miss them, but looking after them properly was a full-time job. Owners seem to believe their pets are easy to look after, because they do it every day, discounting the work that goes into someone new jumping in to do it, and the pet's behavior changes due to them not being there. (One of the unneutered cats just loved spraying around the house!) - The homeowner was thrilled with how well we'd done but then acted totally offended when we said we wouldn't be able to sit for her again due to the sheer amount of work it was.
Really ask questions before you start and get a feel for the homeowner and their level of respect or gratitude for you. This 3rd sit is for a single elderly dog, but the homeowner is just incredibly rude, to the point that she seems to act like she's doing us a favor by letting us live here and look after her dog... The house is a mess to the point she left half-eaten cake and half-drunk wine on the side of her literally filthy kitchen, then texted us asking us to bring the washing in. It's also one of those with those bare spring mattresses. (She's also locked the door to half the house, including the downstairs bathroom in an obvious sign of mistrust... You'll trust us with your baby, but not half your house?) If it weren't for our love of animals and need for a good review we'd have just left. Lady, we own our own home an hour's drive away with a lovely bed and no filth where we prepare food.
What other people consider usable working space may not be what you do. I have a sweet WFH job so travel with a large laptop, external screen, peripherals, etc. None of the sits has had a good enough chair... I've had to buy lumbar support pillows, seat cushions, wrist rests, etc, and strap them to dining chairs.
Take enough non-perishable food for a couple of days, you might be busy getting settled in before you get a chance to go shopping, and homeowners all have differing ideas about what they're happy for you to eat/drink or if they'll even have space in the fridge for you to store food. Also, bring your own tea/coffee maybe even sugar. I also bring my own travel mug.

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PC-011DW
Processor:
Core i9 13900K (Upto-5.80GHz, Cores-24, Threads-32)
Motherboard:
ASUS ROG Strix Z790-F
Graphics Card:
MSI GeForce RTXTM 4070 Ti VENTUS 3X 12G OC
RAM:
32x2 - Corsair Veng 5200Mhz 64GB C40 Black DDR5
Primary Storage:
Samsung 990 Pro 2TB M.2 NVMe Gen4
Secondary Storage:
Seagate Exos 7E8 6TB Enterprise HDD 512e SATA 256MB Cache
PSU:
Coolermaster - MWE 1050W Gold Modular ATX 3.0
CPU Cooler (Air):
Noctua NH-D15 CPU Air Cooler
Case Coolers:
Noctua NF-F12-PWM 120x120x25mm 4 pin 1500RPM Case Cooler x 9
Thanks!

My tummy hurt bad. Real real real bad! It’s that time of the month again. My name is Taylor Buu.
I’m in a small town called Cayuga. I was a 3rd grade teacher up until 1 year ago. I decided to stop teaching (or maybe a pause) to pursue other passions that I have such as being a business owner. I have been operating my own business out of a mobile truck for the past 4 years while also teaching. Last December I went full time and had a grand opening store front. In Illinois! Super exciting time and so far the store has been doing great. Slow on some days since I’m being overpowered by the likes of Walmart and Target! My store focus on selling women’s clothing, accessories, and other miscellaneous such as baby clothing and sweets.
I’m a big sweets person. Everything is homemade by me, so always fresh. Such as Carmel popcorn, Rice Krispie pb&j energy bars, and banana bread! You get one random sweet per purchase! I also am trying to update my online store more, very hard when your the model for the items and running everything yourself! I’m married! I have a habit of talking in 3rd person because I used to teach 3rd grade.
Hopefully I get messages that are elaborate and not on the shorter side. Teachers hate that. Hate that real bad.

I felt something sting my forearm and when I grabbed it I felt something like a scale which in pinched in between my thumb and forefinger. It stopped feeling like a scale and felt like a piece of fishing line emitting a negative energy against my thumb and forefinger. It also felt like something was tugging on it so without letting go I pulled out my iphone and filmed in slow motion. Orbs were not visible to the naked eye. This occurred within the last 24 hours. Can anybody give me an explanation on what this could be?

I thought I saw a report somewhere that stores are supposed to be starting to get more hours yet mine are as low as they’ve ever been still sitting at like 119

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SDK MW+Nintendo+NintendoSdk_nnSdk-15_3_1-Release
SDK MW+Nintendo+NintendoSdk_BuildTarget-64Bit
SDK MW+Nintendo+NintendoSDK_NVN-15_3_1-Release
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00:00:14.028 S HLE.OsThread.20 ServiceAcc InitializeApplicationInfo: Stubbed. {TitleId: 72324500776771584}
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00:00:14.051 S HLE.OsThread.9 ServiceHid ActiveNpadImpl: Stubbed. {appletResourceUserId: 1 ; revision: 3}
00:00:14.057 S HLE.OsThread.9 ServiceHid SetSupportedNpadIdType: Stubbed. 9 Players: Player1,Player2,Player3,Player4,Player5,Player6,Player7,Player8,Handheld
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00:00:15.302 S HLE.OsThread.10 ServiceNv ZbcSetTable: Stubbed.
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00:00:26.084 S HLE.OsThread.9 ServiceHid ActivateMouse: Stubbed. {appletResourceUserId: 1}
00:00:26.086 S HLE.OsThread.9 ServiceHid ActivateKeyboard: Stubbed. {appletResourceUserId: 1}
00:00:26.796 I HLE.OsThread.6 AudioRenderer AcquireSessionId: Registered new renderer (0)
00:00:26.800 I HLE.OsThread.6 AudioRenderer Initialize: Initializing with REV11
00:00:26.833 I AudioProcessor.Worker AudioRenderer Work: Starting audio processor
00:00:26.835 I AudioRendererManager.Worker AudioRenderer SendCommands: Starting audio renderer
00:00:26.837 I HLE.OsThread.6 AudioRenderer Start: Starting renderer id 0
00:00:26.899 S HLE.OsThread.6 ServiceAudio QueryAudioDeviceOutputEvent: Stubbed.
00:00:26.902 S HLE.OsThread.6 ServiceAudio GetActiveChannelCount: Stubbed.
00:00:26.939 I AudioProcessor.Worker Audio EnsureAudioStreamSetup: New audio stream setup with a target sample count of 240
00:00:28.621 S HLE.OsThread.20 ServiceAm SetOperationModeChangedNotification: Stubbed. {operationModeChangedNotification: True}
00:00:28.621 S HLE.OsThread.20 ServiceAm SetPerformanceModeChangedNotification: Stubbed. {performanceModeChangedNotification: True}
00:00:28.707 I HLE.OsThread.20 ServiceAm SetTerminateResult: Result = 0x0007d402 (ResultFsTargetNotFound (2002-1002)).
00:00:29.413 I HLE.GuestThread.38 Cpu PrintGuestStackTrace: Guest stack trace:
Process: The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, PID: 96
0x000000000cda2d80 sdk:0x8fd80
0x000000000cda2e48 sdk:0x8fe48
0x000000000cda2f28 sdk:0x8ff28
0x000000000cde7eec sdk:0xd4eec
0x0000000008e34864 main:0xe30864
0x0000000008e340d4 main:0xe300d4
0x0000000008e33f64 main:0xe2ff64
0x000000000a7e02d0 main:0x27dc2d0
0x000000000a2c96cc main:0x22c56cc
0x000000000a9bf788 main:0x29bb788
0x000000000ce3d518 sdk:0x12a518
0x000000000ce432f4 sdk:0x1302f4
0x0000000000000000
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00:00:29.422 I HLE.GuestThread.38 Cpu PrintGuestRegisterPrintout: Guest CPU registers:

X\[00\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[01\]: 0x00000049cfeb1ba8 (SP:-0x01d8) X\[02\]: 0x0000000000000004 X\[03\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[04\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[05\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[06\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[07\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[08\]: 0x0000000100000000 X\[09\]: 0x000000000cd13000 (sdk:0x0000) => X\[10\]: 0xfefefefefefefeff X\[11\]: 0x0000008000000000 X\[12\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[13\]: 0x0000000000000002 X\[14\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[15\]: 0x0000000000000002 X\[16\]: 0x000000000cda4700 (sdk:0x91700) => nn::diag::detail::Abort(nn::Result const\*) X\[17\]: 0x000000000da19520 X\[18\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[19\]: 0x00000049cfeb1ba8 (SP:-0x01d8) X\[20\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[21\]: 0x000000000d7c3757 X\[22\]: 0x000000000d7c3757 X\[23\]: 0x0000000000000000 X\[24\]: 0x000000000d7c3757 X\[25\]: 0x00000049cfeb1b50 (SP:-0x0180) X\[26\]: 0x000000000d7c3757 X\[27\]: 0x000000000cda2e48 (sdk:0x8fe48) => X\[28\]: 0x0000000000000000 FP: 0x00000049cfeb19d0 (SP) LR: 0x000000000cda4718 (sdk:0x91718) => nn::diag::detail::Abort(nn::Result const\*):0x0018 SP: 0x00000049cfeb19d0 (SP) PC: 0x000000000ce6b494 (sdk:0x158494) => 

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00:00:29.439 W HLE.GuestThread.34 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
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00:00:29.439 W HLE.GuestThread.24 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
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00:00:29.439 W HLE.GuestThread.30 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
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00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.31 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.32 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.39 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
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00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.57 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
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00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.58 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.54 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.55 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.56 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.59 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.61 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.440 W HLE.GuestThread.62 KernelSvc : WaitForAddress() = TerminationRequested
00:00:29.540 E HLE.GuestThread.38 Application : Unhandled exception caught: Ryujinx.HLE.Exceptions.GuestBrokeExecutionException: The guest program broke execution!
at Ryujinx.HLE.HOS.Kernel.SupervisorCall.Syscall.Break(UInt64 reason) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\Ryujinx.HLE\HOS\Kernel\SupervisorCall\Syscall.cs:line 1878
at Ryujinx.HLE.HOS.Kernel.SupervisorCall.SyscallDispatch.Break64(Syscall syscall, IExecutionContext context) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\Ryujinx.HLE\Ryujinx.Horizon.Kernel.Generators\Ryujinx.Horizon.Generators.Kernel.SyscallGenerator\SyscallDispatch.g.cs:line 1807
at Ryujinx.HLE.HOS.Kernel.SupervisorCall.SyscallDispatch.Dispatch64(Syscall syscall, IExecutionContext context, Int32 id) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\Ryujinx.HLE\Ryujinx.Horizon.Kernel.Generators\Ryujinx.Horizon.Generators.Kernel.SyscallGenerator\SyscallDispatch.g.cs:line 3440
at Ryujinx.HLE.HOS.Kernel.SupervisorCall.SyscallHandler.SvcCall(IExecutionContext context, UInt64 address, Int32 id) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\Ryujinx.HLE\HOS\Kernel\SupervisorCall\SyscallHandler.cs:line 17
at ARMeilleure.Instructions.NativeInterface.SupervisorCall(UInt64 address, Int32 imm) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\ARMeilleure\Instructions\NativeInterface.cs:line 50
at ARMeilleure.Translation.Translator.Execute(ExecutionContext context, UInt64 address) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\ARMeilleure\Translation\Translator.cs:line 150
at Ryujinx.Cpu.Jit.JitCpuContext.Execute(IExecutionContext context, UInt64 address) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\Ryujinx.Cpu\Jit\JitCpuContext.cs:line 32
at Ryujinx.HLE.HOS.ArmProcessContext`1.Execute(IExecutionContext context, UInt64 codeAddress) in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\Ryujinx.HLE\HOS\ArmProcessContext.cs:line 50
at Ryujinx.HLE.HOS.Kernel.Threading.KThread.ThreadStart() in C:\Users\zatoc\Documents\Ryujinx depth fix + misc + hacky crash fix + experimental crash fix\src\Ryujinx.HLE\HOS\Kernel\Threading\KThread.cs:line 1266