Showing posts with label Massively. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Massively. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Openspace: Consolidation & Theft?

One of the blogs that I follow (see sidebar) is Massively's coverage of Second Life®. Tateru Nino does a wonderful job of investigating deep issues and reporting on things that that really matter. Her latest (as of this moment) is "Second Life land loss escalates" (Web) where she reports
While a number of users have requested a consolidation of four Openspaces simulators into a single ordinary simulator (which would represent an overall net loss of three simulators per consolidation) there is no data available to suggest that any of the requested consolidations have yet been processed.
The Openspace issue wasn't terribly important to me until recently when my wife rented one for us. Then without knowing, we learned about the consolidation first-hand. Here's my comment on the Massively post:

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Svarga ('nuff said)

Tatero Nino has a nice post at Massively about one of my favorite spots in Second Life™, Svarga! Eventually I'll do a post about this fabulous place, but for now just enjoy some of the the (pre-Windlight®) pix that I've taken over the past year.





Monday, April 28, 2008

'bots

Tateru Nino has yet another great post at Massively and it is about one of my pet semi-peeves in Second Life™ - 'bots. Automated avatars. Virtual robots. Well worth a read, if only for my comments :::giggle::: Anyway, she examines the issue from a unique perspective: the impact of 'bots on grid performance. Check it out :)