Episode 0x30: GNOME Press Comments

Bradley couldn't find support for his claim about in the can, and Karen may be right.(01:15)
Bradley mentioned that the GNOME Foundation negative press recently is akin to what Harry Reid did by stating rumors regarding Romney's taxes. (05:03)
Karen mentioned the Debunking Handbook that Germán Póo-Caamaño mentioned to her. (06:30)
Bradley mentioned the quote I do not think [that word] means what you think it means from The Princess Bride. (13:30)
Karen mentioned the GNOME 15 year Anniversary Site. (17:22)
Bradley mentioned Dave Neary's GNOME census, and quoted numbers from the census. (21:30)
Bradley discussed Eazel, a company co-founded by Andy Hertzfeld. (23:03)
Karen mentioned GNOME's Outreach Program for Women, in which Conservancy participates. (25:34)
Karen mentioned an article that came out on the same day as this audcast. (30:30)
Bradley mentioned that some research by evolutionary biologists suggests language may have developed for gossip (38:48). Bradley couldn't find evidence easily online for the 80% is gossip claim on the audcase, but did find an article talking about 65% of human communication is gossip.
Bradley mentioned the television series, The Human Animal. (39:17)
Bradley mentioned a thread he recently posted in on the BusyBox mailing list. (50:32)
Bradley mentioned that there are many cognitive psychological biases. (51:11)

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