Red Eye Pod - Transcript - Hour 3, Segment 2

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10 minutes past the hour my name is David Lawrence the name of the show is Online Tonight I promised I would replay for those of you that joined us late. I would replay a millionaire girlfriend which is just a funniest song I have heard you know long time we will do that later on the hour. It comes to us from Jonathan Coulton who was named the Contributing Troubadour to the September edition of Popular Science Magazine. They are talking about augmenting your body with cybernetic things like you know limbs that work and artificial skin and implants in your brain and stuffing your eyes and hearing aids and all that sort of things. And he was Jonathan Coulton was named the Troubadour he wrote songs to create a soundtrack for this edition of the Popular Science Magazine first magazine that I know that have a soundtrack very cool. So we will do that later on in the hour. We also have Geek Speak coming up. We have a Bookmark This coming up. Let*s go to the phones, 180039 Online 18003966546, Charles you are on Online Tonight with David Lawrence, hello.

Charles: Hi David.

David Lawrence: Hi.

Charles: Okay. A while back I had Norton Internet Security on my machine and it made it run really slow and sluggish. So I got rid of it and from your show I took Panda. And somebody told me that the Semantic buries itself in the machine and in the registry. Now should I remove those registry keys?

David Lawrence: Did use the Norton Uninstaller?

Charles: Yeah.

David Lawrence: Then I wouldn*t worry about it. If the registry keys are still there, certainly that*s something that any competitive software would know about. Panda would know about it, McAfee would know about it, etc. I don*t know that that*s necessarily true. Do you see registry entries there that make you suspect that*s the case?

Charles: Well it just, they just seem to keep coming up. You know it looks like that*s the live update or thing.

David Lawrence: Well I remember just uninstalling one of those applications doesn*t uninstall all of them.

Charles: Right.

David Lawrence: And I would go through Add/Remove Programs to see if there is a Norton piece that you have missed because here is the thing. In the list, it doesn*t start with the word Norton. So if you are just looking under the Ls you might miss Live Update.

Charles: Right.

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