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      "text": " From my heart and from my hand, why don't people understand my intention? 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": " I was banging seven grand locks. That's how I roll. I had one year ago. And by winning.",
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      "text": " We'll be right back.",
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      "text": " Welcome back. This is the Computer Guru Show. Oh, man. I had to throw some Charlie Sheen in at the beginning of the show just because... Everybody else is talking about him. Why not? Wow, that dude's nuts. Oh, yeah. You know, I first watched the interview. I had been hearing about the interview for... A week or so. Yeah, a week or whatever. And I'd actually never seen the interview.",
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      "text": " And so I decided to go ahead and watch it. And then Randall comes in the other day, and he's like, they auto-tuned it. So, yeah, we're going to throw that in there. And it turns out I've got tiger blood. Yes. A tiger blood, do you? I hear that they're actually making tiger blood. They're going to make an energy drink. Oh, really? Yeah, called tiger blood. It's going to make you nutty. Yeah. Wow. You know, here's my thing. In that interview, he says he's off drugs. He's been off drugs for about a month or something like that. Right. And they had him do a drug test there and everything.",
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      "text": " If that's Charlie Sheen off drugs, oh, my gosh. Well, he needs some if that's him off drugs. Oh, man, maybe it balanced him out. I don't know. Wow. All right, if you'd like to be part of the show, 751-1041. We'd love to help you out with whatever technology issues you may be having. Yeah. Or Charlie Sheen issues you might be having. I don't know if anybody's really having any Charlie Sheen issues. Well, you know, there's a couple of girls in L.A. that probably did. Well, you know, it's nobody here. Yes. Well, maybe. Well, maybe. Anyways.",
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      "text": " I'm not having Charlie Sheen issues. Crystal has avoided the Charlie Sheen issues. Good. That's good to know. Wow. So, the big thing in the news this week, it's all Apple stuff. Oh, okay. Nice. Apple's been doing all kinds of interesting things, one of which, the iPad 2. Secondly, there's a pre-release out for OS X Lion, which is going to be 10.7. Right.",
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      "text": " And that looks pretty interesting as well. Well, is Lion going to be any different? I mean, I know from Leopard to Snow Leopard, I mean, it was essentially the same. Except for you get an iOS interface. So Lion's going to have the App Store, obviously. Right, and you're going to be able to actually...",
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      "text": " do the same things with their icons and desktops, put them together, make folders. There's an option to do that. It's not a mandatory interface. Right, right. And you can switch to that. Some of the biggest changes are coming in the way that they're using touch. Okay. So if you use, like, all four fingers and pinch, then it switches interfaces. If you use three fingers... So there are multi-touch pads that they have? Right. So a lot of the changes are going to be in how you interact with it as far as the touch is concerned. Right, right. But it looks pretty interesting.",
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      "text": " Well, it would be cool to look at. There's some very significant improvements in things like the Finder or the Spotlight search. So I guess they're taking a page from the PC playbook and saying, well, some people want to be able to search for certain types of files and then a name within that subset, which you couldn't do previously, which is kind of a bummer. Say, for instance, you had a whole bunch of documents and a whole bunch of pictures that had the same names.",
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      "text": " You wanted to search it out through just .doc or whatever it is. Right, and you couldn't effectively do that previously in the Spotlight search. I see. So that's going to be massively improved. Now, the iPad 2, lots of hype about the iPad 2. It's fairly nifty. I've got to tell you, for the same amount of money that the iPad 1 was, I mean, if it was more money, I'd be like, I don't know. But with the same amount of money, it's a pretty cool little deal. I mean, I used it today. I checked out the FaceTime.",
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      "text": " My wife has a new iPhone 4, and so she has FaceTime. So I FaceTimed with her and saw the kids and everything like that. It was really cool, and the microphones seemed to pick up really well, even though Mike told me I was yelling into it. But, you know, I just yell all the time anyway. No, but it seemed really good quality as far as cameras go over a Wi-Fi. It was like...",
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      "text": " He's got this thing out at arm's length. Can you hear me? He's like, how's the sound? Can you hear me? They're like, yeah, yeah, we can hear you just fine. I can hear you without the microphone. Nine miles away. Yeah, no kidding. All right, so the iPad 2 is sort of big news. Now, of course, just like the iPhone 4, there's some issues with some of the screens. Yeah, the bleed over. Are you getting some light leaking around the edges?",
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      "text": " the actual bonding agent that they use to hold the glass on to the front not being dry yet. Right. Okay, I can sort of go with that.",
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      "text": " It tends to cause some yellowing or distorting of the screen colors when you have that problem. Now, is this primarily, I mean, does it matter which color that you got, or does it matter, you know, regardless? Now, they actually did release the white ones. I saw them. They were there. I don't think that they, they didn't specify in what I was reading. Right. You know, what's funny is when I was standing in line for this yesterday, the people behind me, they were like, oh, well, because they were handing out tickets, and you had to choose which iPad you want.",
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      "text": " So the people behind me, they were buying, like, 12 iPads or something like that. I mean, like, two per person was allowed. So they're buying, you know, each person's buying, like, two. Right. And they're like, well, they're asking the people, can we see what the white ones look like? Because they don't have them out yet. They were just going around asking which one they wanted. They're like, no, no, we don't have them on. You know, you'll be able to see them inside, but by that point, it's too late. You have to make your choice now. Right. So the guys were like, well, just have faith in Apple. It looks nice. I still want to say, yeah, just like having faith in the iPhone 4, white will come out too, right? Well, speaking of standing in line.",
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      "text": " Yeah, what about it? It turns out that a lot of people turned that into a job yesterday. Oh, dude. There was ads on Craigslist and on other places where people were offering to stand in line for you from anywhere from $100 to $1,000. I had the extra ticket, dude. I should have sold that on Craigslist. So the interesting part about this is that there was a girl that was camped in line in Manhattan since Tuesday.",
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      "text": " Camped in line, was first in line for the iPad 2, had no intention of buying an iPad. She just sold her spot in line for $900. Are you kidding me? $900? And then this guy, whoever bought it, spent $600 on the iPad or however much? Right. Wow. I want to get paid for standing in line. Well, the next time Apple releases something, go stand in line. You should let me know because I never know. All right, I'll let you know. Let me know ahead of time so I can go stand in line and get paid. Well, the people at the Alarm, that's where I was, at the Alarm Cantata.",
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      "text": " The first person that was there showed up at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. Now, I'm sure they would have showed up far sooner than that, but La Catana doesn't let you line up overnight. Right. They run you off like, get out of here. We're too bad. Do good for you. Well, I wouldn't want a whole bunch of people hanging out. Yeah, of course. I mean, yeah, come on. Look at the stores they have at La Catana. Those stores, the owners don't want people hanging around there. Nope. I mean, come on. I mean, you got Tiffany and Company. They don't want that. Well, yeah, they've got a whole bunch of armed security guards. Yeah.",
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      "text": " So standing in line apparently can be lucrative. Right. Next time that there's a launch. You know, it's funny. When I was working at the big box stores years and years ago when the PS3 was released, there was a guy, the first guy standing in line, he started waiting in line about a week ahead of time. And he didn't actually buy the PS3. He actually sold his spot for like $1,200. That's amazing. So somebody can get the first PS3. And that was a bigger demand than the iPads at the time. That's just amazing. It boggles the mind. It really does.",
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      "text": " So did you go out and get yourself an iPad 2 yesterday or any Apple devices? Because we're going to talk pretty much about Apple stuff today. Of course, as always, if you have PC questions or issues or any type of computer problem and you want to talk about it, give us a call, 751-1041. We'll help you out. We never hold everybody on topic. No, we hold ourselves on topic. What are we talking about? Oh, nice. I am by winning. You are by winning. Yes. Oh, wait, wait, wait.",
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      "text": " Crystal's having fun. Very nice, Crystal. So if you want to be part of the show, 751-1041. We're going to take a quick break. When we come back from the break, we're going to answer your phone calls and talk more about interesting stuff as far as Apple is concerned. They're definitely holding down the news this week. They are. But they do that every year. Yeah, of course. It's that time of year. This is the Computer Guru Show on 104.1 The Truth, Tucson's Newstock FM.",
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      "text": " Welcome back to the Computer Guru Show. My name is Mike. Here to deal with your technology needs and treat you like a real person in the process. Give us a call at 751-1041 if you'd like to be part of the show. This week we're sort of talking about a whole bunch of Apple stuff that's coming out. We are? Yeah. Yeah. iPhone, iPad 3 coming out in November? It is not coming out in November. That's the rumor, right? There's no way. If they did that, they would burn so many of their customers. They would never go back. It ain't happening. I sort of hope they do. It's not happening. I might see an iPhone 5.",
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      "text": " Oh, yeah, the iPhone 5 will definitely be out by November. I don't think that they're going to do that. Will it be 4G, though? That's the trick. Well, it better be. Yeah, no kidding. All right, so let's go ahead and take some calls here. If you'd like to be part of the show, 751-1041. Let's talk to Ted. Hey, Ted, how are you doing? Hiya, Mike. Just a quickie. I've been using Avast for about three months. And yesterday when I machine, you know, the usual Avast that comes up, you know, updating your virus, blah, blah, blah. Right. And right on top of it was another red one that said,",
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      "text": " Okay. Well, they are free, and you can re-register. Of course, they do want to pressure you into purchasing their version, their paid version. But it's a very small option. It's a very small button. It'll say, no thanks, continue with free trial or something like that. How do you mean? That's interesting.",
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      "text": " And you didn't see the option for, like, no thanks and all that? No, let me bring it up right now. Okay. I'm sitting here at the machine. That would be great. And while he's doing that, I'm looking at pictures of the iPad lines in New York and San Francisco.",
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      "text": " Man, this was crazy. I mean, the one here wasn't this bad by no means. This was nuts. Apparently there was all kinds of reports of people threatening each other. Well, I can imagine. I mean, it looks like a freaking riot out front of that store. I mean, man alive. Violence for an iPad. Yeah. Registration will expire soon. Now, they do have a re-register button. Let me see if it works today. Okay. It'd be nice if it worked today. Yeah, no kidding. It did work. There you go. Problem solved.",
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      "text": " Well, it says it wants me to buy something. Oh, here it is. Stay with free. There you go. It's a very small button. You've got to look for that button. Got it. Thanks a lot, guys. Not a problem. Thanks. As always, the free button is way smaller than the buy button. Yes, they usually hide it behind another button. No, I'm kidding. Well, let's take another call. If you'd like to be part of the show, we'd love to hear from you. 751-1041. Let's talk to John. Hello, John.",
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      "text": " Good afternoon, guys. Good afternoon. Looking at setting up a wireless system for the house, actually upgrading it, is there any difference between a wireless N router and a wireless G router? Yes, it's a different letter. Don't be like that. No, the N routers are, let's say, on paper, they're faster. Yeah, I mean, well, I don't think they're faster. I never tried to tell people that Ns are faster because regular Gs are always faster. As I said, on paper, they're faster.",
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      "text": " Okay. Don't argue with me. Hey, hey, quiet. But in reality. In reality, all they do is give you a little bit better signal boost. Yeah, you're a little better range. I would say that if you're in the market for a new router, right, you would probably want to go at the end just so you don't end up the way of the B, all right? So a wireless B was around for a long time, and then suddenly, almost overnight, disappeared. So, you know, and G's been around for a while.",
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      "text": " So everything's moving into N. Everything is now N as far as if you want to be current. So I would get the N1C, and the price difference between G and N is not significant right now. That's what I was saying, right. Okay, great. Thanks a lot, guys. All right, thanks for the call. Don't hospitals still use A and B?",
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      "text": " Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's the biggest one they use. Well, they're using A because they don't want to be in the 2.4 range. Right, right. So they're all up in the 5 gigahertz range. Right, right. And a lot of times they're using even higher stuff. They're using upwards of 7. But they've got their own frequency for that, their own bandwidth, and special routers to go along with it. They're special. They're special. Well, you know, you don't want to cause heart attacks. Yeah, well. How would a Wi-Fi cause a heart attack?",
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      "text": " Oh, well, yeah. No, no, I got you. You're not allowed to even turn on your cell phone in a hospital. Yeah. All right, so don't. This is true. No, I understand now. I didn't think about it. You're argumentative. Hey, stop it. I'm telling you. Let's talk to Jerry. Hey, Jerry, how are you doing? I'm doing good. How are you doing? I'm getting there. How can I help you? Hey, I've always used Internet Explorer. Okay. And I've got a Windows 7 machine. And all of a sudden, I can't get to about percent of my web pages.",
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      "text": " What kind of error message do you get? It just comes up, Internet Explorer cannot display this web page. And what kind of antivirus do you have? Avast, the paid version. I'm wondering if you updated IE 9. That might be it. Yeah, which version of IE are you using? Are you in front of it now? 8. Oh, you are using 8. Are you sure it's still 8? Because I did get pushed out recently. All right, so 9 is pretty easy to upgrade to, even on accident. I did try to upgrade to 9. Okay.",
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      "text": " and it made no difference. A website where I could get rid of nine. You found a website to get rid of nine? Someplace online, you've got to go through a bunch of special steps. Nine. You should just have to go to the add-remove programs to get rid of nine. Okay. That concerns me a little bit. All right, so red flags are going off over here. All right, let me ask you some other questions. Is there anything that is in common between all these websites that you can't get to anymore? Not that I know of. One of them is my Earthlink email.",
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      "text": " Okay. That I get on. Already it sounds like to me there is a pattern. These are websites that you have to log into. Yes. Okay. So secured. Probably security issues. Right. All right. So let's just as a test. Are you near the machine? I can be. Okay. Make your way over to your machine. One of the things we want to check for, whenever you're having issues where you've got a string of websites that you can't get to,",
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      "text": " But oftentimes it has something to do with security, like whether they're either sites that you have to log into and it uses SSL security. In some cases it's not, but we want to check to see if we can find the difference, you know, find out what's going on. Sometimes it's something as simple as your date and time is wrong. Yeah, that could be it. No, I'll tell you what I did do. I downloaded Google Chrome. Okay. And I can get to all the websites fine there. Okay, so it should not be the date and time then. Definitely not date and time. All right, so Chrome actually works for you.",
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      "text": " IE does not. Well, speaking of Chrome, Chrome was the only major browser to survive Pwn2Own. Oh, really? Yeah. The newest one they just released or their older one? The newest one. The newest one. Very nice. In fact, the guy that was supposed to come and hack Google Chrome for everybody. Now, for those of you who don't know, Pwn2Own is a conference where all these hacking individuals get together.",
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      "text": " Oh, really? Yeah. Scared? Apparently, he probably got, you know, defeated by the update. Nice. Very nice. All right, John. I'm sorry, Jerry. Yeah, I'm in front of the computer. Okay. And so you can get to, like, Google, right? Google Chrome, yeah. Well, I mean, in Internet Explorer, you can get to Google.com. Yeah. Okay. And you can't get to your mail.",
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      "text": " Right. Can you get to just regular Yahoo? I didn't try Yahoo because I don't have a Yahoo email account. Who's your mail through, your web mail? Earthlink. Earthlink, okay. Try going to just earthlink.com. Okay, I'll try that. All right, give it a shot. What we're looking for, we want to see if the website itself has been blocked or if it's just the login part of it that's being blocked. Right, because there's two ways that this can be happening here, one of which is it is a security problem.",
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      "text": " But if I try to go to Earthlink webmail... All right, but all I want to know is can you get to earthlink.net and Internet Explorer? Yes. Okay. All right, so if that functions, click on Tools and then Internet Options at the top of the page there. Inside Internet Options, there is a Content tab. Yes. All right, and there should be a button that says Clear SSL State. Oh, yeah, I did that once, too. Okay, when? Right after I started having this problem. Okay.",
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      "text": " Well, let's just run through it one more time just to be sure. Now, on the Connection tab, I want you to go to Connections and then look for the LAN Settings button. And once you're there, hang out. We'll pick you back up after the break, and we'll see if we can help you out. Okay. All right. Thanks for holding, and thanks for giving us a call. If you want to be part of the show, 751-1041. We'll see what we can do to help you out with whatever computer issue you're having. This is the Computer Guru Show on 104.1 The Truth, Tucson's News Talk FM.",
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      "text": " The Computer Guru Show. My name's Mike. Here to deal with your technology needs and treat you like a real person in the process. We've got Jerry on the line here. Welcome back, Jerry. Are you still there? I think Jerry might have fallen asleep. You put us on hold. That's entirely possible. Let's find out. Jerry? Yes. Okay. So, you should be at the connections tab, right? Yes, I am. All right. And in the LAN settings button below that, is there anything checkmarked? No. Okay, you got zero checkmarks in there. Right.",
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      "text": " And when you go to these pages that you can't see, what error code does it give you back? Because there should be a number associated with the can't display this web page. All it says is Internet Explorer cannot display the web page, what you can try, diagnose connection problems, and more information. And no three-digit code, usually starting with a five in there somewhere? No code. Well, that's pretty interesting. I would say that our first thing that we're going to start with is...",
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      "text": " It's going to end up being like an antivirus issue. So, now you have the paid version of Avast, right? Yes. And is it the suite with the Internet security built into it also? Geez, I think so. Okay. It's the one for $19.95 a year. I thought it was cheap enough, so I went ahead and did the paid version. It is cheap enough, that's for sure. But I think that that's probably where your problem is going to lie here.",
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      "text": " And unfortunately, just disabling the antivirus won't give us an accurate test. The only way to really get an accurate test to see if that's interfering with you browsing webpages is to uninstall the antivirus and then try it. So if that's the case, here's what I would suggest. Uninstall the antivirus because you still have your key file that you downloaded from Avast, right? They sent it to you in email, so hopefully you still have it. And so uninstall Avast. Make sure you have your key first.",
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      "text": " And then reboot the machine and see if you can browse. If you can, then go ahead and reinstall Avast, and it should work. What probably happened is one of the recent updates may have broken the compatibility between them, and reinstalling the antivirus will fix it. Okay. So give that a shot and let me know what happens. Okay. All right, I appreciate the call. Real quick, I've got to tell you, this whole Charlie Sheen thing going on, for those people who are tired of hearing about Charlie Sheen, there's actually something out there for you.",
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      "text": " Yeah. Can you effectively use it as a cell phone? Probably not. Not really. No, no. But if you want to use it in conjunction with a cell phone, yes, it will definitely do it. In conjunction? Whatever. Okay. Stop correcting me. Start speaking properly. I'll just stop speaking. I like that option. Why you? You've got to talk good. Talk good. If you'd like to be part of the show, 751-1041. We'd love to talk with you.",
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      "text": " What else is going on in the news today? I don't know. Tell me what's going on. Apple, Apple, Apple. Lots of Apple. And, of course, now there's a bunch of head-to-head comparisons between the Motorola Zoom, now that more people can get their hands directly on them and compare the two. The Zoom still stacks up pretty well. I don't know. I think these guys are all too late to the game. They're all way too late to the party. I don't think so. Okay, man, a Zoom. The cheapest one you can buy is, what, $700? Right.",
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      "text": " Did I make my car in that book? No, your car is a Commodore 64. I don't even know what that means. Exactly. You know what? One of these days, Crystal, you're going to have to put on a fundraiser for PBS for you. So I can get a new top for my car? Bye, Crystal.",
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      "text": " Something to make her car look like a car. Although in the summertime, I'm sure it's great because it's a commercial. It's down right now. I know, I saw it. My car looks so much better when the top's down. It doesn't look ghetto at all. It just looks old. In the winter, her car sort of looks like a Fred Flintstone mobile. It's very true. These ragged top on there. I'm missing the back window and there's a giant hole in the side. Wow. She's got her feet down under there.",
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      "text": " Making the car go. We should have Captain Kirk start a fundraiser for her. Yes. Yeah, the Hello Crystal. Hello Crystal. Yeah, he can start your fundraiser. It's been a while since we've heard from him. It could be the Hello Crystal fundraiser. There you go. That's right. So if you want to be a part of the show, 751-1041, we'll take a quick break. And when we get back from that, well, we're going to talk about some different stuff, because I'm kind of burnt out on the Apple stuff already. Yeah, me too. All right. This is the Computer Guru Show on 104.1 The Truth, Tucson's Newstock FM. Tony, can I help you?",
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      "text": " Well, that's the screen saver, yeah. And what it does is it generates fractals, and then they all share, and it's kind of interesting. Until you've seen fractals actually imaged, oh, yes, they're beautiful. So I like the idea of the shared computing platform. I mean, I think that's very cool. It's the way of the future, I think. I don't necessarily know that spending the extra cycles on SETI.",
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