Comment Re:No mention of Ben Goldacre? (Score 1) 239

by fugspit on Friday August 10, 2012 @07:56PM (#40953189) Attached to: Beware the Nocebo Effect

Gosh, there it is in related links. That'll teach me to search for him by name and not by the name of the book he wrote.

Comment No mention of Ben Goldacre? (Score 1) 239

by fugspit on Friday August 10, 2012 @07:51PM (#40953151) Attached to: Beware the Nocebo Effect

He gives a wonderful explanation of the Nocebo effect in this video of Nerdstock: 9 Lessons and Carols for Godless People, televised on BBC4, December 2009. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Q3jZw4FGs

Comment Re:MWI on a forwarded call (Score 1) 164

by fugspit on Tuesday October 27, 2009 @02:09PM (#29886579) Attached to: Google Voice Now Works WIth Existing Mobile Numbers

Unless you are running the google voice app on you phone, In which case you get a nice nice little "you have a new voice mail popup"

If your phone is incapable of running the Google Voice app (e.g. iPhone) you can set it up to email or sms you when a new voice mail arrives.

Comment Re:Interesting (Score 1) 152

by fugspit on Tuesday September 29, 2009 @06:54PM (#29586509) Attached to: Android Modder Tries To Outmaneuver Google

Let me improve that analogy for you. It's like replacing the factory radio with an aftermarket model that makes use of the GPS and Onstar-type hardware for which I already have a lifetime subscription

When I bought my G1, I bought the rights to use the google experience apps. I have the rights to backup and restore those apps. Cyanogen was effectively performing that task for me. The apps he distributed were identical to the ones I could have backed up and restored myself. Indeed, that is how we will have to "work around" Googles C&D.

Xbox 360 Homebrew Finally Arrives 39

Posted by Soulskill on Tuesday August 18, 2009 @04:10AM from the mario's-not-in-kansas-anymore dept.

Busshy writes "Tmbinc has posted a video showing Snes 9X as the first homebrew for the Xbox 360. This coincides with the upcoming release of the Free60 project, which will turn the 360 into the most powerful console for homebrew to date, hopefully with emulators for the Dreamcast, Gamecube, PS2, Xbox and possibly even the Wii."

Feed news.com: Red Hat releases its Certificate System into the open (cnet.com)

From feed by cnetfeed on Thursday March 20, 2008 @08:32AM

Red Hat took three years to open source its Certificate System. Why?

Submission + - RedHat: Customers Can Deploy Linux with Confidence (eweek.com)

Submitted by

mrcgran

on Wednesday October 10, 2007 @01:06PM

mrcgran writes: "Eweek is reporting: "Red Hat is assuring its customers that they can continue to deploy its Linux operating system with confidence and without fear of legal retribution from Microsoft, despite the increasingly vocal threats emanating from the Redmond, Wash., company. In a scathing response to Ballmer's remarks, Red Hat's IP team said the reality is that the community development approach of free and open-source code represents a healthy development paradigm, which, when viewed from the perspective of pending lawsuits related to intellectual property, is at least as safe as proprietary software. "We are also aware of no patent lawsuit against Linux. Ever. Anywhere," the team said in a blog posting."

Comment Re:BS (Score 1) 478

by fugspit on Tuesday August 14, 2007 @12:53PM (#20226501) Attached to: See Who Is Whitewashing Wikipedia

You do realize that the 7th Edition came out in 1827, right? Its funny. Laugh.

Not for long, I'm just doing a little wikipedia whitewashing of my own.

Britannica 7th Edition: Published 2005.

Sorted! Not so funny now, is it?