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March 6th, 2009

BonusQuestion said :

“Maverick”? I had heard John McCain does not work with computers?

October 5th, 2008

La_chica_gomela said :

love your name! awesome!

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• February 15th, 2009

  Where should I move?

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• February 1st, 2009

  How can the iPhone version of Fluther be improved?

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• September 25th, 2008

  Is McCain "suspending" his campaign as a convenient excuse to skip the debate with Obama?

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• August 9th, 2008

  Is anyone else boycotting the Olympics?

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• May 27th, 2008

  How do you get the regular non-iPhone Fluther website on an iPhone?

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• April 12th, 2009

  What is the best anti-virus/anti-spyware/anti-hacking & firewall program (free or not free) out there for APPLE MAC?

  Yep. Unless you (@lightlyseared) can produce a virus to back up your claim your just spreading the same FUD that Microsoft has been pushing for 7 years. Meanwhile, I’ve had seven blissful years of not paying any attention what-so-ever to the latest Windows “virus of the week” scares. So, ya, I think I’ll rely on my actual experience over your “the Internet says…”. Thanks.
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• April 9th, 2009

  What is the best anti-virus/anti-spyware/anti-hacking & firewall program (free or not free) out there for APPLE MAC?

  OSX. There are still 0 confirmed viruses for Macs running OSX. There are a couple Trojans, apparently, but you’d have to go looking for them to find them – and be pretty stupid to actually get infected by them. So, I wouldn’t consider it a problem worth worrying about on a Mac. Enjoy!
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• March 29th, 2009

  If you were given the opportunity to live anywhere in the world, which country would it be ? And why? =^.^=?

  Anywhere, as long as it’s not America.
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• March 8th, 2009

  Is that iphone app that lets you view books helpful?

  The OP wasn’t specifically asking about the Kindle app for iPhone (this question preceeded it’s release by a few days). But you’re right that those responses are largely out of date since it’s release. One particular point that the OP was concerned about was being able to purchase school texts and use them on the device. Now with the Kindle app apparently that is a possibility. I stand by my original assertion that I wouldn’t want to use an iPhone for extended reference like that, but YMMV. A good solution for the OP might be to get the Kindle app and try reading a book with it, while also making sure the texts you want are available. If it doesn’t work for you it won’t have cost you anything (or very little if you buy a book) and you have the option of upgrading to a real Kindle (and keeping any books you bought) if you need to.
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• March 8th, 2009

  Have you seen Religulous?

  I just want to point out the painfully obvious—just because 2.1 Billion people believe something with absolutely no proof does not validate that something in any way whatsoever. I know I shouldn’t have to say that, but something tells me it needs to be said anyway. Also, there are 6 Billion+ people on the planet, so according to your numbers 3.9 billion people don’t believe. I don’t really see how that helps support your position.
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