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1 year ago
in Logins down again on The Metaverse Journal
Logged in and stealing all ur things while ur not =).
1 year ago
in Interview - Wolfie Rankin on Furries on The Metaverse Journal
I'm not a furry, but I've had furry friends for 15 years or more. They're fun.
1 year ago
in SL Education vs Personal Beliefs on The Metaverse Journal
If the unit is a requirement to successfully complete the course then I guess they fail. Just because someone has a personal belief doesn't abrogate them from the requirements needed fulfill the necessary criteria. Otherwise what's to stop someone from having a personal belief that prevents them from being examined or assessed? If you make a choice to believe in something then you need to also be responsible for dealing with the problems associated with that choice.
1 year ago
in SecondLifeGrid.net launches - Linden Lab chases business a little harder on The Metaverse Journal
The best thing for us is that now businesses can search for what they want (building, scripting, machinima, etc) rather than being confronted with only a list of names.
1 year ago
in News.com.au - Terrorists in SL on The Metaverse Journal
If she's a senior writer maybe they should pension her off. She's obviously past her prime.
2 years ago
in [OLB] The bug-fixing adventures continue! on Torley Lives
100 little bugs in the code,
100 little bugs,
fix one bug, compile it again,
101 little bugs in the code.
101 little bugs in the code.....
=)
100 little bugs,
fix one bug, compile it again,
101 little bugs in the code.
101 little bugs in the code.....
=)
2 years ago
in Some big guns take aim at SL’s usefulness for business on The Metaverse Journal
Clearly these businesses have been ill-advised. The whole 'if you build it they will come' mentality doesn't work in sl. It's just like 1994 again when companies were coming to grips with this new internet thing. Many in the commenteriat back then wrote it off as a fad too (inhabited only by fanboys), in fact I remember one boldly declaring that 'nobody will make any money off the internet'. History has proven just how wrong they were. Same will happen with SL (or if LL don't get a clue, it's successor). The rules for business have changed. When the Wells Fargos and Aloft's work that out they'll be back.
2 years ago
in RL interpretation of the avatar on The Metaverse Journal
They're too short and too ugly to be sl avatars =).
2 years ago
in ABC: Island damage ’server error’ not griefing on The Metaverse Journal
I still say it was Wolfie with a bad attack of the munchies. Eats a kid a day apparently. Maybe a sim or two every now and then as well =).
2 years ago
in BigPond and ABC make debut on NWN’s Headcount on The Metaverse Journal
Oh don't be so precious, Gary. Grow up, son.
2 years ago
in The city sims - where’s Melbourne? on The Metaverse Journal
Yeah, they're still free. But if you're seriously nostalgic for the CATs then you really need to get out more because that really is very, very sad =).
2 years ago
in The city sims - where’s Melbourne? on The Metaverse Journal
Heh, Spectoral all those pale in comparison to Perth's Bell Tower. The turn of the century ferries. The CAT buses that leave just as you arrive. The pay-as-much-as-you-like Indian restaurant. The Black Swan scultures - except instead of being black, they're bronzy-kinda coloured. Now there is a major Australian iconic drawcard =).
2 years ago
in The city sims - where’s Melbourne? on The Metaverse Journal
Not enough kids in SL to do Northbridge effectively =p
2 years ago
in World Stock Exchange expands, partners with World Internet Currency on The Metaverse Journal
Come on, Redzep. Don't hold back. Tell us what you really think.
2 years ago
in Hearing good on Torley Lives
That's pretty cool. Typical of my experience in sl too. Pay it forward.
2 years ago
in Doing Business in Second Life by Skribe Forti on The Metaverse Journal
Actually the builder is quite talented, but lacks a portfolio. It's the old chicken and egg thing.
In the video industry it's common to see backyard operators doing jobs for ridiculously low prices. One guy I know does rl weddings for $A200. Given the amount of time he takes that's well below the minimum hourly rate. But he gets work because most of his clients don't care about the quality. For some customers price is the only thing that counts. They just want a video.
Same thing can apply in sl. Some people just want a building...any building...as long as it doesn't look bad it's fine.
Of course in the case that Bret mentioned I know the people involved and the clients wanted more than they could afford. They have pretentions and very little else.
In the video industry it's common to see backyard operators doing jobs for ridiculously low prices. One guy I know does rl weddings for $A200. Given the amount of time he takes that's well below the minimum hourly rate. But he gets work because most of his clients don't care about the quality. For some customers price is the only thing that counts. They just want a video.
Same thing can apply in sl. Some people just want a building...any building...as long as it doesn't look bad it's fine.
Of course in the case that Bret mentioned I know the people involved and the clients wanted more than they could afford. They have pretentions and very little else.
2 years ago
in Doing Business in Second Life by Skribe Forti on The Metaverse Journal
Actually the figure quoted is $20k to $40k all up. And you really need to have a group hug. It's a major selling point in the real world. I hear that places like Google have GroupHug lessons and that if you fail them you can't work there =).
Ta for the kudos.
Ta for the kudos.
2 years ago
in ABC island hits a snag on The Metaverse Journal
Rollback seems to have fixed it.
It does make me wonder if the sandbox is more trouble than it's worth. While I've heard various theories that it may not be the 'smoking gun' in this case of vandalism, as a former ABC Admin, vandalism and griefing are a daily (sometimes hourly) occurrence in the ABC sim because of the sandbox. It was certainly the cause of the Unearthed Club's destruction albeit inadvertently. Why does the ABC need a sandbox? Is it just to inflate the traffic figures? If so, what is the ABC's purpose in Second Life?
Just some thoughts.
skribe Forti
It does make me wonder if the sandbox is more trouble than it's worth. While I've heard various theories that it may not be the 'smoking gun' in this case of vandalism, as a former ABC Admin, vandalism and griefing are a daily (sometimes hourly) occurrence in the ABC sim because of the sandbox. It was certainly the cause of the Unearthed Club's destruction albeit inadvertently. Why does the ABC need a sandbox? Is it just to inflate the traffic figures? If so, what is the ABC's purpose in Second Life?
Just some thoughts.
skribe Forti
2 years ago
in Smart Internet and business in SL on The Metaverse Journal
We've almost finished a video covering that topic. It's more of a primer than an analysis though.
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2 years ago
in Child Pornography - Linden Lab’s firm response on The Metaverse Journal
So I guess the furry community is safe for now...at least until a US news crew decides to investigate.
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