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      "text": " From my heart and from my hand, why don't people understand my intentions? Computer running slow? Caught a virus? Does your computer seem to have a life of its own? The computer guru is here. Call in now. 751-1041. That's 751-1041. Now, it's Mike Swanson, your computer guru. On 104.1 The Truth.",
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      "text": " This is the Computer Guru Show. My name is Mike, here to do what your technology needs and treat you like a real person in the process. 520-751-1041 if you'd like to be part of the show. That's 520-751-1041. Take care of whatever technology issues are ailing you today. What? Don't look at me like that. I didn't say nothing. All right. It's already been a contentious morning in the studio. Don't look at me in that tone of voice. That's right. There's fighting going on in here today. All right.",
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      "text": " Because we're all hyped up with this iPad juice. Don't even get me started. Did you just say iPad juice? Yes, iPad juice. That's what all iPads should be reduced to. Juice. Wait, wait, wait, because I know that you were talking about buying one. The iPad 1, because now it should be pretty cheap now that there's a new iPad out on the market. Okay. I mean, my only gripe with the iPads ever was that they're just not worth the $7 million that they try to charge for when they first come out. Okay.",
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      "text": " What are you basing that on? Well, I mean, there's equivalent tablets on the market that are way cheaper. I'm sorry. You know what? I play with a lot of tablets. I have yet to mess with a tablet that's equivalent to the iPad. I'm sorry. I don't like Apple, but there's nothing equivalent to the iPad. Well, that's because you're playing with all the other tablets while you're still wearing your fedora, and you've got to take that off. You're saying quit being a hipster? Yep, pretty much. So we're using PC safe words by calling you a hipster, not the other word.",
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      "text": " That's just so wrong. Oh, man. Okay, so the iPad 3 is big news. Yeah, big news. Or the new iPad or whatever they're calling it. Yeah, you can't call it the iPad 3. No? No. It's technically not the iPad 3. All right, third generation iPad. There you go. All right, so what are the hippest features of this? I mean, it's a hipster thing. The big thing has got to be the screen. I mean, that's the one thing that stands out to me the most out of anything. Well, everybody was expecting a higher-res screen, but...",
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      "text": " The way, I mean, how they did it and how high-res is absolutely amazing. It really is. I mean, it has four times the pixels that the iPad 2 has, which is absolutely incredible. I think they said to get the same sort of resolution, you'd have to go to like a 27-inch high-def TV.",
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      "text": " They were even saying that the iPad has more pixels in it as far as density goes than most high-definition televisions. As far as density goes, yes. And the technology they used to make this happen is absolutely amazing. I saw a video on it, and I just couldn't believe it. Okay, so you know when you get electrical devices too close to each other, you get cross-interference, right? Right. A lot of times. Well, the same thing would happen if you try to pack so many pixels into one small area, you get cross-interference.",
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      "text": " especially on the board. So what they had to do is they actually had to raise the LEDs themselves up off the board. I mean, it's minuscule. You probably can't see it, but they're actually raised up off the board so you don't get that cross interference so they can jam more pixels into the board. So is that why the new iPad is actually a fraction thicker than the old iPad 2? Than the iPad 2, yes. I think it's still smaller than the iPad 1, but it is thicker than the iPad 2.",
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      "text": " Well, I mean, you've got to have an extra battery in there. You've got lots of extra graphics in there. Right. So, I mean, like I said, the only real thing that really shocked people about the new iPad is the 4G. I mean, that shocked a lot of people. I mean, the GPU in there is pretty awesome. They're saying it might be the same one that Sony used in the PlayStation Vita. Yeah. It's a quad-core GPU. Right. Which is amazing in a handheld device. You know, we've actually heard a lot of misquotes this last couple of days. Some people were saying it had a quad-core processor. It does not. It's a dual-core.",
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      "text": " and a quad-core graphics processor or GPU. So either way, there is a quad-core processor. There is a quad-core of some nature in there, yes. I mean, it still astounds me that these new devices that are coming out have a dual-core processor that's faster than many computers that people are still using today. Right. Most. Yeah. The dual-core in there is probably faster than the laptop I'm using right now. I mean, don't get me wrong. I can appreciate a display that is...",
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      "text": " Gorgeous, right? Right. The problem is I think that you start packing the pixels in there like that, and then you look at most people, right, where they're like, I've got to put my glasses on to see anything, and even still they've got the thing like four inches away from their face. All right, so if you make the display that nice, there's a lot of people that it's going to be lost on. Well, there might be, yes. What they should do is just hand out optometry certificates when you buy the iPad so that you can go down and get your eyes checked out. Make sure that you can use it. Otherwise, you might as well just get the two.",
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      "text": " Well, you know what, I mean, myself, I mean, that's why I never got the 2, because I never saw enough benefit to go from the 1 to the 2. I mean, it was, yeah, it has a camera, whoopee, it's a little bit thinner, I don't care. You know, there was really no big benefit. The speed difference, by the way, is huge. I don't see it. I don't really notice it when I'm, like, if I have an iPad 1 and an iPad 2. Right. My daughter mainly uses the 1. Right.",
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      "text": " I think the battery's dead on the other one. So I was using the one for a day. Right. And it was so much slower. I was just like, I was irritated with it. I guess this is going back to one of those things, you don't know what you're missing because you don't have it. I never had the iPad 2. I played with yours a few times, and I just wasn't impressed. It was an iPad. That's great. I absolutely love it, but I couldn't justify buying a new one for...",
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      "text": " Now, is the overall speed supposed to be improved? On the new one, yes. The new one, overall speed, graphics, everything. They've got 4G in there now, so that's improving web speeds. Yeah, that's what really surprised everybody. Everybody was expecting the better battery life and the resolution and all that stuff. What really surprised people was the 4G, and that's just a clue of things to come for the iPhone 5.",
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      "text": " I mean, if the iPad has got the 4G, then the iPhone 5 definitely better have it. You mean the iPhone 14? The only reason I ended up with the Droid Razr versus the iPhone was that I could not go back to 3G. Right, yeah, right. I found myself sort of going, oh, no, I just can't do it. I will get the Razr instead.",
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      "text": " I wish I got my Macs, though, because, man, I chewed through battery on this thing for a reason. All right, let's take a call here. If you'd like to be part of the show, 751-1041, we'd love to help you out. This is Brian. Hello, Brian. How are you? Hey, boys. How are you doing? Great. Hey, good. I'm calling you from New York. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. I love it when our remote listeners call us. Well, there you go. Actually, my mother lives down here in Oro Valley. I went to one of your classes down there on Fort Lowell. Ah, nice.",
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      "text": " And, Mike, if you remember, I guess before Christmas I showed up at the store over there waiting for a class, and I was the only one that showed up. Yeah, I remember. All right, very good. Got a quick question for you. Sure. The family is running a Dell XP, I guess, from 2006, and it sounds like it's coming up to its useful life. Right. What would you suggest as far as a replacement? Well, what's the budget? Let's say $1,000 as a cutoff.",
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      "text": " Well, for $1,000, you can make yourself a really snazzy machine. Oh, yeah. All right. So we're talking about desktop, right? Yeah. All right. Basically, anywhere between the $500 to around $1,000 mark, they're basically all cookie-cutter machines. Okay. So it doesn't really matter which brand you're looking at for the most part. The only real guide that we give you is that it should have as much memory as it'll take, and it should not have an AMD processor.",
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      "text": " Now, I know I get some grief because I've had some people come into the shop and be like, why are you bagging on AMDs? And the thing is that these people come in and say, well, I've been using AMDs my whole life and I've never had a problem. But the thing is that when you put like 5,000 machines a year through my business, we see patterns. And those patterns start to emerge the more machines you have come into the office. So a lot of the AMD machines we see problems with. Same thing when you're dealing with...",
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      "text": " with ATI video cards or these other types of things where, by itself, in a small control group, you're not going to see really large problems. But when you start getting lots and lots of machines all together, you start to see, well, all those machines seem to have the same types of problems. So I would say that you want to get yourself a nice, at the $1,000 mark, you're going to be looking at like an i7 machine. You're going to have at least 8 gigs of RAM on it, probably more.",
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      "text": " and a couple terabytes of space, and preferably rated together, because I'm thinking that all machines now should have mirror rates in them at the very least. Right. And so you can do something really nice with that kind of a budget. Okay. Now, what about as far as where one should buy one up here? Because I'm only going to be up here a couple of weeks, and I guess I'm the one that's going to be doing it. Okay. Either like the Best Buy deal or Go?",
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      "text": " Well, what would you suggest? You know, I hate telling you to go someplace like that, but if you're in a time crunch or you're looking at, you know, you want to get something done within a few days, then you're probably going to end up going to somewhere like, you know, to Costco or Sam's Club or even if it comes down to it, Best Buy. Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of Best Buy myself, but, I mean, if that's where the deal's at, that's where the deal's at. You've got to go. Right. You've just got to go there. I'm all about saving a buck. Okay. Would it be necessary to buy a new monitor?",
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      "text": " It's generally not necessary, but the new machines are going to come with, like, DVI and HDMI adapters on them in most cases, especially at that price point where you're looking at a $1,000 machine. Right, and you can usually get it for $1,000. If you do go to Best Buy, you're going to get packages and stuff like that. Right. So it would be nice, especially, you know, you're buying this for your mother. You probably want a larger screen on there, make it easier for her to see. Right. So, yeah, you're not going to be wasting any money at that price point.",
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      "text": " Now, the reason I say that is because a lot of people, they'll go out and they'll buy these $300 machines or $400 computers. Right. And when you do that, basically you're just burning money. For example, I mean, we just had a business client of ours. They buy a full office full of $300 machines. Right. And I think they bought 12 of them or something like that. Right. We've already replaced four of them. This was three weeks ago. They bought them. Right.",
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      "text": " The adage that you get what you pay for is absolutely true. Okay, very good. And so if you're up at that price point, then you're going to get yourself a $700 or $800 machine and a $150 monitor. Right. So that will work out pretty well for her. Good. I appreciate it. All right. Thanks for the call. I appreciate it. We'll see you guys when we get back. All right. Thanks. Take care. Bye-bye. If you'd like to be part of the show, 751-1041. We'll see what we can do to help you out with whatever technology issues are ailing you.",
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      "text": " And we'll be right back. This is the Computer Guru. When we get back, what do we got going on here, Randall? Oh, man, we got the FCC's mad at Verizon. We got Facebook is making marital problems. I heard there's something with a cruise ship that we could talk about. Yeah, the cruise ship. Mythbusters. More to come when we get back on the Computer Guru Show right here on 141 The Truth, Tucson's Newstock FM. This is the Computer Guru. Give them a call now at 751-1041. Now.",
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      "text": " On 104.1 The Truth. My name is Mike. Here to deal with your technology needs and treat you like a real person in the process. 751-1041 if you'd like to be part of the show. Once again, it's 520-751-1041. And we will take another call here. I've got to get to the name on the other screen. Is that John? Yeah, it's John. Hey, John, how are you? Yeah, just fine. How are you today? I'm fantastic. How can I help you? Well, I have a Pentium 4 with just a DVD drive and a couple of megabytes of RAM.",
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      "text": " And, you know, it just died on me, you know, when I rebooted, you know, and only the power light came on and the hard drive light came on and stayed on. And I replaced the power supply and immediately started working fine. And I let it run and stand by for about three days. It's in a room that's cold. It's maybe 63, 64 degrees. And I have exact same symptoms again, you know, so I'm pretty sure the power supply blew again. The question is, what could cause a power supply to blow?",
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      "text": " blow like that, you know, two in a row. Well, I'm not convinced that the power supply did blow. Or the power supply was, I mean, usually when a power supply does go out, it usually takes something else with it. So it's entirely possible if it was the power supply, that it took something else out with it, and when you replace the power supply, there's a momentary patch. Then it got shot again. Yeah, I don't think so. But, what are you thinking? I'm thinking that the board, the switching on the board is bad. Okay. So,",
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      "text": " Simply the fact of unplugging the old power supply discharges it enough that it'll restart when you plug it back in. Right. Oh, so it's motherboard shot probably, then not the power supply. The one I threw away, which is 450 instead of the 350 I put there, won't make any difference then. Probably not, especially seeing it's in the trash. Oh, it's long gone now. Yeah, so I bet that it's a board problem rather than the power supply. I'm sure it's not in the trash. I'm sure he recycled it.",
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      "text": " Yeah, he recycled it properly in accordance with all EPA violations. You know what I'm talking about. Yeah. Anyway, so, yeah, so you think it's likely that, and I just need to put a new board in it then. Or just get yourself a new machine. Yeah, if you're looking at a Pentium 4, it's probably not going to be worth the repair. Well, yeah, no, I agree with that. That was one I just had used for special use, you know. Right.",
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      "text": " It's one of the few I have that will use my old LaserJet 6. Oh, wow, the L6, nice. So even on a, there's a way to get around that, by the way. You'd still like to use the L6. So what you can do is you can get a parallel print server, and you can force, there's a driver that's out there for the older LaserJets, for the 3, 4, 5, and 6 series.",
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      "text": " So you can get a parallel print server. They're fairly inexpensive. You can pick them up at SWS. I think they're like $30 or $40 or something like that. Okay, well, most motherboards now, they've only got one slot on them. Right, well, you won't need to put a card in if you're getting a parallel print server. It'll do it over the network. Right. Oh, I see. Oh, I see what you're saying. I can actually run that printer as a network printer. Correct. Yeah, okay. And that's cheaper than a machine, too. Oh, yeah. Okay, well, thank you very much. All right, well, good luck with that. All right, bye.",
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      "text": " Bye. That's very nice. Man, Pentium 4 processors are perfect playing high-def games like Minesweeper. Reversi. Reversi. That's the big one. That's high-speed Reversi right there. Let's talk to Tom. Hey, Tom, how are you? I'm fine. I've got a desktop that's entering old age, and I'm considering converting to a Mac. Can you tell me how complex it is to get those files and programs over onto a Mac from a desktop? Well, let me ask a couple questions first. Why are you wanting a Mac?",
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      "text": " Are you really going to go the hater route already? No, I just want to know what his motive is. All right, well, let's hear about the motivation. Truth be told, my wife wants one. Ah, well, you can't argue with that. Then you're getting a Mac. Literally can't. Just cannot. All right, so what are you looking to transfer over? My Word document files primarily because that's what I have in my photographs. Okay.",
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      "text": " All right, so both of those things are easy to transfer as far as data is concerned. In fact, when you first set up the Mac, it will actually ask you if you want to do that from a PC. It will actually transfer it from your PC if they're both on the network at the same time. Okay, now how about the question about business platforms that are still, what software exists to make sure that a Mac can read? Well, if you're dealing with office documents.",
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      "text": " There's Office for Mac. Microsoft makes a version of Office for the Macintosh platform. And it'll come with a trial in most cases on those, or you can purchase a copy of Office for Mac, which will make all that stuff work. Or you can import everything into Google Docs. Google Docs would work. Or you can go to Google Docs. And that's free. Okay, so you're telling me that my wife's encouragement is not a difficult decision to either implement or to...",
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      "text": " Well, here's the difficult part. Have you ever used a Mac before? Yeah, but not a lot. Okay, everything's completely backwards when you know. All right, you don't have to be that dramatic. No, no, I'm just saying. It's a little bit different. You have to think a little differently, as their logo says, in order to use the Mac, as their slogan says. But if that's what she wants, of course, that's what she's going to get. And secondly, it's not all that hard to do. So the answer is it's not that difficult. Okay, I appreciate that.",
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      "text": " Appreciate the words of encouragement. My wife will be happy to hear that. Excellent. And when you guys do get lost, you know who to call. Thanks very much. All right. Thanks for the call. Bye-bye. Dwight, why are you being a hater? I'm not trying to be a hater. You're being awfully negative today.",
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      "text": " I want to make sure people go into a Mac purchase. That's a big purchase. Go into a Mac purchase with their eyes completely open to what they're going to go into. It is a big purchase. You've got to buy a whole new wardrobe and start hanging out at Starbucks all the time. My word. James, how are you, James? Hello. How can I help you? I'm having a USB failure on my PC where I've got five USB ports and every single one of them quit working. Right.",
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      "text": " and I've reformatted my computer and reinstalled Windows, and that didn't correct. Right, because it's a hardware issue because you killed it. Right, now, are you talking like all of them on the back or all of them on the front or both? Both. All right, so you killed the five-volt bus is what happened. Okay, okay. Is that something that you guys can repair, or is that like a motherboard? It's a motherboard replacement. Okay, so if I have...",
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      "text": " So if I take that down to you guys, I guess the whole motherboard needs to be replaced, and then I can re-put in my graphics cards and everything like that? As long as you like board. So you get a board that's similar to the one that you took out, then yes. Okay. We're happy to do that for you. Okay, cool. And what does something like that usually cost in a range? You're probably looking at about one to two hours of labor, and then the cost of the board. Okay. All righty.",
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      "text": " Okay. Excellent. Thank you very much. I appreciate the call. And we can squeeze another one in here. If you'd like to be part of the show, 751-1041. Let's talk to Brian. Hey, how are you guys doing? Good. How about yourself? I'm doing all right. I have a Lenovo V570 laptop. It has a fingerprint reader. When I first bought it maybe about two months ago, we used a fingerprint reader, and it would open up Windows and all that kind of thing. Right. It started to freeze on me, and I kept looking at online forums, and it said that there's a problem.",
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      "text": " I know that there were some problems with the TPM modules in certain models of Lenovo and IBM products. And you can just turn that off in the BIOS. Now, is there a firmware upgrade for your model?",
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      "text": " I have not seen it. I mean, it's only a couple months old. I want to think it. Yeah, I'd check for a firmware upgrade. Firmware? Okay. Right, because especially when the machines are new, that's when the firmwares are really going to start coming out, because as soon as they start putting them into mass production, they're going to start seeing all these other problems. And usually in the first maybe two years of a new product, a new laptop that's out there, you'll see three or four BIOS updates. Oh, okay. Where they're fixing stuff. So I would check for a BIOS update and see if that fixes it for you. Okay. All right. I very much appreciate the call.",
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      "text": " And if you'd like to be part of the show, we'd love to hear from you. 751-1041. Now, give me a preview of this cruise ship thing here. What's this about, Rob? Oh, that's a pretty interesting story. Everybody heard about the cruise ship that capsized. I think it was a couple weeks ago or a couple months ago or something. Right, and then the sister ship that had to be towed because of a generator set fire, right? Yeah, well, apparently this ship has now been emptied of all its chemicals, and now they want to try to figure out what to do with it. They're trying not to have to destroy it because it's a $600 million.",
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      "text": " ship and they only built it a couple years ago so they got a kind of interesting solution expensive artificial reef is what that is yeah pretty much is the computer guru well at least they you know the fishes all have a nice place to hang out now they got a cool way to how they want to get it up we'll talk about that after the break all right this is the computer guru show right here in wonderful one the truth tucson's new stock fm",
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      "text": " Spill a soda on it? No, I think the only thing I did was actually updated my drivers. What kind of video card do you have? I have AMD. ATI? ATI, yeah. But I've never had a problem with it. Okay, until now.",
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      "text": " You can get it in the machine, right? It just blue screens after a certain amount of time? Well, yeah, then I just have to hard boot it again. All right, you need to do a driver rollback. Okay. So do you know how to do this? Do you know how to get into the device manager? Yeah, but do I have to do it from safe mode? You don't necessarily have to. If it lets you in in normal mode, then you can do it from there. Okay, so rollback driver. Rollback to the previous driver, and then see if your problem goes away. Okay. And then wait for the next, there'll be another update.",
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      "text": " Hey, very good, thanks. Just recently I voted for hopefully our new president, and I was given the option of electronic voting. I declined and went with a paper ballot. I just don't still trust the technology. I just want to know if you guys know what any kind of safeguards they have in place to prevent any kind of voter fraud for electronic voting. Nothing that we can tell you about, really.",
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      "text": " But, I mean... We have to get a Democrat in here to talk about that. They only have safeguards for actual voting. The next part of this was, is paper really more trustworthy? As far as that's concerned, I would go with the electronic voting just because I...",
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      "id": 97,
      "text": " I don't trust either one of them. Speed and simplicity, and that's the way the world is going. I mean, I think it's kind of crazy that they started the mail-in ballot here in Tucson, where in other parts of the country, you could do it through your iPhone. Sorry.",
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    {
      "id": 98,
      "text": " I think it should be like American Idol. We should just call in who we want and we will have to win. Thanks for the call. If you'd like to be part of the show, 751-1041. This is the Computer Guru Show right here on 104.1 The Truth, Tucson's Newstalk FM.",
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