Hi, nerds. I'm Michael Moore hosting this podcast for dissecting popular IT nerds. I'm here with Bob Keebler, director of IT at the gunned company. Hey, Bob, how's it going?

It's going well, Michael. How about you? Very good. I hope I got your name right. It sounds like the Keebler-Els, right? Is that

get that right? Yeah, that is correct. I was asked many times if my family lives in a hollow tree.

We do not. So, yeah, you got it.

They make some great cookies.

Listen, glad to have you on.

We always start this podcast with our icebreaker segment.

It's called Random Access Memories.

I ask a question, and then you respond with the answer that just comes to your head first.

So the first question

I'm going to give you is what's the most common or frequent IT-related question that you wish

everyone knew the answer to? I would say the best thing that comes to mind is, and people hate this, but whatever your question is, whatever is wrong with your computer, restarting.

It's kind of a joke that people hate the help desk saying, did you restart?

But it really does fix everything.

I've had to restart my car just because the computer wasn't working right.

I use it for things that like I had went to the, um, we have like a coffee machine and I,

it wasn't working. And I went in the back and just unplugged it and plugged it back in.

And so I even apply and it started working again. I even apply that same methodology to my

morning coffee. Absolutely. What is the most surprising or shocking IT related news or event

that you've ever heard or witnessed? I attended a webinar probably a month ago or so, and it was a demonstration of AI writing code

to help itself then generate passwords and crack into accounts.

So they were just demonstrating how AI has reached a point where it can

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