The Industry Standard visited Linden Lab headquarters and shares these two lengthy interviews with top Lindens, Mark Kingdon and Philip Rosedale. Rosedale said that Second Life had moved beyond an emerging application for technology-savvy users. “There is a lot more diversity in use, demographics and behavior in Second Life today than there was, say, at [...]

I found a trial version of Autodesk Stitcher and spent some time today experimenting with Quicktime VR style panoramic images. Nice piece of software that does a great job of automatically stitching and rendering various panoramic formats. Here’s a nice on of Hoobinoo Valley on my Sunset Myst sim. This one started out as about [...]

I spent several hours this morning making some changes and adjustments to this site. Snipped a few bits here, added some doodads there. :) Added a button after each post that makes it easy to share it or save it. Switched from using categories for each post to a more flexible Tagging system. If you [...]

I’ve finally given in against the rising tide of Twitter and am trying it out. :) When Twitter first came online I was very skeptical. Why would I want to know about every little event in a person’s life? As the service has matured it seems to have morphed into something much more useful and [...]

Snowy’s awesome build at my Sunset Myst sim is showcased on the ‘SL Things to Do’ site – a great blog that lists all sorts of cool places to visit in SL. Lovely photos by Lainy Voom and a nice write up about the sim, too.  Thanks, Jenn!