USR Robots - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 6

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Mark: Or open.

David Lawrence: Right.

Mark: Sometimes when I did that it works and sometimes it doesn*t.

David Lawrence: Right, so that's the deal, is that you know you sometimes encounter websites where the programmer or the web master has put in place JavaScripts that prevent you from doing that. And so if they are not configured properly, if their website isn*t configured properly you can*t even change that because they have made it impossible for you to do so. So that's the deal. There is nothing wrong with your computer if that*s what you concerned about.

Mark: I thought maybe it was just something I needed to because the main one that's disturbing me the most is the you know when you have MacAfee that sweep, the software sweep. When it shows me how to update for Firewall and I go in, then I click to update it goes to a website and then it tells me to turn everything off and --

David Lawrence: Yeah, I am, I am --

Mark: I clicked the update, well it*s given me that little square for that.

David Lawrence: Here is what I am concerned about, that maybe you are being told to do so by a script rather than McAfee Now it maybe that McAfee is doing that but usually those are, those companies are very, very good about making sure that their stuff works properly. I would call McAfee and walk through with them the process just to be sure you are not being spoofed by one of these Spyware ads.

Mark: Right, yeah I learned a lot about that last week on your show, okay, thank you a lot.

David Lawrence: Alright I appreciate the call 180039 online that gives me one open line. Jump in there real quick if you want to jump on the air with me. We will get to Jim and Sunbar and Victor next.

Net Music Countdown

First let*s rewind the backup tapes to last week where we counted down the hottest eTracks for 2004. The hottest track online for the whole year was Dido with White Flag

Alright there you go that's Dido with White Flag # 1 for the whole year. Now let*s back track even further which song was on top at the end of December. Well that was Lost Lonely Boys in Heaven, here is a sample

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