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1 year ago
in Second Life and the dual-core deliberation on Torley Lives
No problem Torley. I did roll back the drives to the 163 version and my water views are back to normal. I filed in JIRA and on the NVIDIA site as well. Keep up the great work. Rainbow pie to you...
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1 year ago
in Second Life and the dual-core deliberation on Torley Lives
I recently updated my Nvidia Drivers, 175.19, running on an SLI set of two 7600gs boards. Previously I had no problems with video and have always been very pleased with my view of the world. Now however, I can no longer see terrain under water. I can see objects fine, can see the surface as before, but terrain is just black.
Any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated.
DRD
Any thoughts or help would be greatly appreciated.
DRD
1 year ago
in Linden Lab further clarify trademark policy on The Metaverse Journal
I own two domains that use secondlife in them. I have no problem putting a disclaimer on the site that clearly states I am not affiliated with linden labs. However, I will continue to use them as I see fit.
A good analogy is Harley Davidson. They are almost rabid in protecting their name, logos, etc. I can not use Harley Davidson in a domain name, that is their company name, but if I want to make a domain using sportster, one of their model names, I can. I can not name a motor cycle Sportster, but I could name a car that.
I can not use LindenLabs in a domain name, that would clearly confuse people, but secondlife is not theirs in the way that they seem to believe it is. I can not name another world secondlife2 and get away with it, but if I write a blog called my secondlife, LL doesn't stand a chance of making me remove it. It has to be clearly a situation where people could confuse whatever it is I have made for the product being protected. That simply would not be the case.
If I name a domain carsinsecondlife, there is no way the courts would take it away, just as if I created a site called allaboutsportsters, Harley would not be able to stop me.
If Limping Labs wants the two domains I own, they can pay me for them. I think 5 islands and free tier for year would about cover it.
DRD
A good analogy is Harley Davidson. They are almost rabid in protecting their name, logos, etc. I can not use Harley Davidson in a domain name, that is their company name, but if I want to make a domain using sportster, one of their model names, I can. I can not name a motor cycle Sportster, but I could name a car that.
I can not use LindenLabs in a domain name, that would clearly confuse people, but secondlife is not theirs in the way that they seem to believe it is. I can not name another world secondlife2 and get away with it, but if I write a blog called my secondlife, LL doesn't stand a chance of making me remove it. It has to be clearly a situation where people could confuse whatever it is I have made for the product being protected. That simply would not be the case.
If I name a domain carsinsecondlife, there is no way the courts would take it away, just as if I created a site called allaboutsportsters, Harley would not be able to stop me.
If Limping Labs wants the two domains I own, they can pay me for them. I think 5 islands and free tier for year would about cover it.
DRD