Sunday, November 22, 2009

My Second Life

Jumping Back in the Water Jumping Back in the Water

I’ve decided to go back in. It’s going to be a hard mountain to climb,... 


The End of My Dreams

I received a comment from Mattaio Rossini. (Mattaio has been a friendly chap from... 


A Short Visit

Just dropped in for a short visit. I should be back in SL within a week. What a... 


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Second Life Places

Dresden Art Museum Dresden Art Museum

Yesterday I spent hours, forgetting the time completely, at the Old Masters Picture... 


Quinquereme of Nineveh Quinquereme of Nineveh

There I was, wandering through the Sahara without a care in the world. Or a sunhat. Even... 


Phat Cat Jazz Club Phat Cat Jazz Club

There used to be a great number of awful clubs in Second Life, each and every one... 


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Second Life News

Problems still - too many people inworld

Still having problems! The servers can’t take the load. Truly, I really feel close to setting my land as inaccessible except to those who display “Payment Info on File”. Perhaps I will do that anyway. As soon as I can login! [4:30PM Pacific] We are experiencing connection failures between parts of the grid. This problem will manifest... [Read more of this review]


The Brains beneath the Beehive The Brains beneath the Beehive

My favourite sitcom, DIVAS, seems to be in a spot of bother. (they are calling it hiatus) The story is at DIVAS 2.0 In DIVAS, Phaylen Fairchild, Kit Maitland, Evie Fairchild, Sally Rosebum and Allatu Augustus play a group of fashionistas who end up in crazy situations. Bredero Jevon, the only male, plays Phaylen’s next door neighbour and perpetual... [Read more of this review]


Google and Second Life

My beady eye was caught by an interesting post on zdnet with a title about SL Google’s secret project turns out to be Second Life “The concept behind the service is neat. You can create a virtual chatroom that goes way beyond the traditional, and post it on any website. Your visitors can then actually interact with each other rather than just... [Read more of this review]


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