I will miss the man who could rearrange the universe by snapping his fingers
:) You have made a big contribution in ways that many do not know. Great
work and thanks for everything.
Best of luck and safe travels,
Joel
On Mar 4, 2011 2:18 PM, "Kent Quirk (Q Linden)" wrote:
> In case you hadn't a
Skype still supports /me... Many of the folks I know use /me regularly, for
what it's worth. Skype displays the difference much more obviously, placing
the text centered with different styling than normal chat with /me, so it
has more emphasis than in sl visually.
Joel
On Jan 12, 2011 5:21 PM, "R
Folks who want to see sign language for accessibility would be all over that
:)
Joel
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 12:15 AM, Ricky wrote:
> If we were to go to that level, then it'd be better (and more PC) to
> simply add bones to the fingers of the hands. That way animators
> could do whatever they
As a resident, I would like to be able to search contacts based on contents
of contact notes, picks or content of 1st/2nd life tab text. In a related
(maybe another story but connected) way, I would like to be able to record
notes about inventory items, and search them in the same way.
Joel
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I propose a slight modification...
As a user, I want to be able to choose some number of places that load more
quickly, and am willing to trade some disk space to make this happen. This
list of places may, or may not, be based on visit frequency, favorites or
personal selection. (I may want a part
>
> One possibility is if the Lindens set up an island, with an agent limit
> of *1*. Region forces AV to face a particular direction. Avatar drops
> in, and waits 5 mins. During that time, the system records frame rates,
> CPU, and vid card. AV reports graphics settings (unless that can be
> p
Another thought to toss in is that Second Life is fairly CPU dependent for
performance too. Just last night, I upgraded a machine here from an AMD
Athlon 8650 2.6 GHz triple core processor to an AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz
quad core. This system has an NVidia 9800GT-based card in it, and that
stay
I hope... ??? ... that someone doing rendering dev has a typical netbook
class computer to try things on, and actually does it and checks performance
variations from build to build on a few classes of hardware... That would
point the performance issues out quite directly, and cost a mere US $350
ea
Quick note... if the $100 a month, if this is rent, is not being paid to
Linden Lab if you're renting. It's paid to another avatar... different
picture... It seems to me the slap in the face is a landlord who does this
to a large number of tenants without notice, actually.
Joel (also going back to
>
>
> After being a paying customer for more than a year, renting a homestead,
> and thus paying Linden Lab ~ USD$ 1000 or so ... they just take the sim
> offline, with no opening to even discuss the matter.
>
> Why? Because of something I did? No. The reason is that Linden
> Lab isn't interested i
>
> As Josh and others have said, one of the things we'd need is a unique
> secret account identifier. Unfortunately the only existing account datum
> which might work here is email address, and that's not unique, though we're
> starting to think that it really should be
>
Just a quick note... ema
In a previous email I said: "The ability to do so is not new technology"
To clarify, I am *not* suggesting that some software program be run to
provide text transcription, as that is not totally solved in a speaker
independent way. Using actual people, however, to provide real-time and
after the f
Providing text transcription of voice speakers for the disabled, as well as
those who for various reasons cannot enable voice at the time, and for
capture of a text searchable archive of the whole event, is a solved
problem. Totally solved. It needs no figuring out or experimentation.
Real-time vo
45 FPS is the target frame rate for the simulator, regardless of how many
regions the hardware is supporting. At 45 FPS time runs at "full speed."
Time dilation is calculated by determining how much slower than 45 FPS the
simulator is running. In other words at a frame time of double normal, 45 mS
I wonder if anyone has an easy way to calculate the actual signal (os-dev
posts) to noise (legal posts) ratio on this list over, let's say the last 30
days. It's getting hard to recall when the last actual os-dev discussion
happened. Maybe I'm just missing it.
Back to my regularly scheduled progra
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 11:00 AM, Daniel wrote:
> The very fact that reasonably intelligent people here on this list,
> which are part of the community the TPV is aimed at, cannot agree what
> it means, is cause to rewrite it for more clarity.
>
> Carlo Wood wrote:
> > You know, this would actual
Sometimes it's useful to take a large parallel jump as a way of exploring an
issue. This one just hit me as a direct parallel (riffing on Gareth's idea
below): Is it possible to hold a web browser manufacturer responsible as a
tool to breach security and steal credit card numbers, perform denial of
All of these are recordable, actually, and there is always the option of a
voice conference call that is recorded. The technology really shouldn't be a
limiting factor in having a discussion on any of these platforms if creating
a record is a primary concern. (Including Second Life with video, voic
This could be a not so bright question, but shouldn't all those patches to
fix up OpenSim bugs be ending up back in the trunk and end up with the
default downloads working better?
Joel
On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 4:56 PM, Gareth Nelson wrote:
> The thing with OSGrid is that it was meant from the star
This is a pretty generic question, but I hope it will be helpful.
Under what conditions might it be possible to do a fairly quick to
release version and then iterate the feature behavior towards
something more sophisticated, without breaking things?
Best regards,
Joel
On 3/26/10, Carlo Wood wr
...and then there's the pesky little truth that even if the viewer were
completely closed source, unless the basic architecture of personal computer
graphics processing across the industry is changed, and all of the current
personal computer hardware is retired, it will be possible to rip content
a
Many apologies if this has been discussed at length in a place that I've
missed...
I'm a bit baffled by the continuing strong focus on memory utilization of
scripts rather than CPU load on the host servers. If (maybe I'm missing an
important issue here) the issue is to avoid a resident or scripted
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