Ever wonder what’s being installed in those regular security patches for your devices and computers?
No? Well this is awkward.
Okay, then. For those of you that are curious, J.D. tells us where we can find details of what gets installed in all those mysterious updates.
Not to worry, El Kaiser joins J.D. for his weekly dose of terror! (AKA the week’s tech news round-up).
Popping, teching and jamming for your listening pleasure!
Let me just set the record straight: Super Bowl 48 (I don’t do Roman Numerals) is NOT in New York City. The Giants and Jets abandoned us decades ago for Northern New Jersey and THAT is where the game will be played. No dome. No warm weather climate. Just a New Jersey swamp. I, of course, have christened this event the “Swamp Bowl”. Let Bill Lumbergh break it down for us:
[BTW: I really dislike that whole blue shirt, white collar look. It’s so indecisive. Pick a color and stick with it, dangit. ]
Now don’t go thinking I’m hating on the Garden State because I’m not. Personally, I think New Jerseyans should be offended. The NFL’s massive marketing machine has gone out of its way and are pulling out all the stops to brand this as a New York event. Why all the heat for Jersey? It has to sting a little if you live on the paying side of the George Washington Bridge. Of course the game’s proximity to my beloved Big Apple ensures this side of bridge will be overrun with people looking for the sights, sounds, and experiences only the greatest city on the planet can offer.
This week on the show I discuss some of my favorite apps designed to help tourists get around and enjoy their time in New York City.
New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority offers an app gallery at their website with a variety of free and paid apps that will help you get around using mass transit.
If you need more practical tips for your trip to New York City, take a peep at this video from a puppet with almost as much attitude as El Kaiser:
