He doesn't sound like a nerd, but the computers are still scared of him.

Guiding you on your computer quest,

here is Benjamin Rockwell with Computer Talk Radio. We've got a bunch of things for you this

week on Computer Talk Radio, and the funny thing is a number of these things really tie into

a lot of news items, and I hadn't planned it like this until I realized how how crazy it actually worked out.

So Steve Keske is going to talk about sonar.

Marty is going to talk about powering up at trade shows and elsewhere, as well as covering

the J5 create power bank.

And then we get into the scam series, bypassing restrictions, scam.

They've got ways to, well, I don't want you, I don't want you to blindly reply to text messages,

and we'll go into that later.

On the IT pro series, my personal experience with burnout.

And I've got a number of different questions along the way.

Allison asks about mechanical watches, and this is where some of these things start to go

into the news topics.

Danielle asks about the technology singularity and will it ever happen?

Caleb asks, how can we as a country push back against

surveillance? Michael, should we worry about China spine on individuals? And Keith M. Cedor, he and I are

going to talk about TikTok, our own personal views on it, beyond the whole news aspect. If you

miss any of those items, of course, the website,

Computertalkradio.com, computer talk radio.com.

Click on where it says, listen here.

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