He wears a pocket protector as a fashion accessory, but he is a nerd. Guiding you on your computer quest,

here is Benjamin Rockwell with Computer Talk Radio. All right, here's what we've got in store for you

this week. Steve Keske is going to talk about the metal detection history, and it goes back a lot

further than you might think. Marty, he's going to review some teas from herni teas.

And yeah, we're going to get into some technology along the way there.

Keith M. Cedar and I are going to talk about deep seek AI.

And already we've got initial concerns surfacing on the scam scam series, unsolicited attachments like PDFs on your smartphone, yeah, that's a

warning sign.

On the IT series, I'm going to continue with the burnout sub-series recognizing and prevention of burnout.

Along the way, we also have a number of listener questions.

Tina is going to ask me to look back at five years of working remote.

Brad, he wants to know the steps to take if a computer gets a ransomware or virus, any kind of malware.

Dwight asks about warnings of epilepsy on video games, and I'm going to go into a deeper

dive in regards to that.

And Mateo, he wants to know how to balance tech with the biblical ideas of rest and simplicity.

All of that on this week's Computer Talk Radio, of course,

the website, Computer Talk Radio.com, computer talk radio.com. The phone number, 8888, nerd 888. That's

8886373. You can reach out to me at either location.

Of course, the website has the podcast if you miss any of the show.

So let's dive into the news.

And the first one, I moved this up front because this one is absolutely exciting to me.

So I have tinkered and toyed around with smart watches over the

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