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Not "dingy," dahling! "Interesting"!
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Your place is always so dingy! I bet you regret firing the cleaning service.
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Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Love Zhaoying replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
I can think of obvious reasons of "why" a 5-year deal would be part of it.. 🙂 -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Ceka Cianci replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
I'm probably just not remembering it is all.. Either way, I won't have to this time.. I decided to wait and see what they tell us and read what they give us when the new one shows up. plus probably gonna do some research. In the mean time, I downgraded my 3 accounts that were premium to basics and removed my payment information.. I've been hit twice with information leaks by bigger companies than this one. One was not too long after some other company took them over.. Third time isn't gonna be a charm for me.. hehehe -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Qie Niangao replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
Yeah, one expects the "partnership" is just a contract specifying what each party is committed to do for the other and what contingencies can change those commitments. (Yeah, those will include what happens if either party is sold or is unable to perform on its commitments, etc.) It's just an agreement. Both parties need it, so they negotiated its terms, in this case with a five year interval (by which time they might negotiate different terms, extend, or cancel). Of course it exists—and it would be ever so interesting to read. -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Alwin Alcott replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
There are for sure reasons possible for that .. Sl 's expected lifetime? The instant cash they get by the sale? The time they think SL get sold again? -
Let's write a Letter to Linden Lab
Conifer Dada replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
We the residents of Second Life like bacon. Vegetarian options not allowed except waffles and tacos. Please, a pony would really neigh flamboyantly. Indeed, I bathe frequently in California. Glycerine soap isn't available. Regards, A.I. PS: TSOP P.P.S. Oh! FYI: This! Without that blog, nobody will care. Tomorrow things might improve slightly. Life is ... well, beautiful. Timing makes a pudding delicious, so We the residents of Second Life like bacon. Vegetarian options not allowed except waffles and tacos. Please, a pony would really neigh flamboyantly. Indeed, I bathe frequently in California. Glycerine soap isn't available. Regards, A.I. PS: TSOP P.P.S. Oh! FYI: This! Without that blog, nobody will care. Tomorrow things might improve slightly. Life is ... well, beautiful. Timing makes a pudding delicious, so furries hear spoons jingling hypnotically in Ahern unless they poke spork into sensitive sexy mice. Whining solves pitchforks, but why and who, Caligula? Who and what mayonnaise does considerable light saltiness Twinkies. Who gesturebated at llamas everyday? Drama! But love is fuzzy. Ironically, yesterday became tomorrow, briefly, softly, invalidating outspoken sloths. The -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Jaylinbridges replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
Thunes calls it's customers, partnerships. I expect Thunes made that 5 yr obligation from LL to use and pay for their service. Why would LL lock themselves into a money transmitting company for 5 years? Someone else could come along with better service and rates, and now LL would have to pay to break a contract. Of course if Thunes cannot make a profit and goes under, I suppose that would cancel the contract. Most long term contracts will offer lower or fixed rates for the term. That would be LL's reason to enter into the contract. And Thunes locks in a customer for 5 years, giving them time to grow their network. -
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Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Alwin Alcott replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
the interesting thing to know would be who made the 5 yr partnership a part of the deal ; Thunes ... or LL. -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Qie Niangao replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
Yeah… until they need to find/build a replacement, or expend time and effort to minimize the Thunes Tax that will now skim from the SL economy without much flowing back to Linden coffers. -
The real secret of Second Life
Alwin Alcott replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
even debatable if the future will be here "soon" .. some things wait on repair for a decade ... ( or they change the situation to a "feature" instead of being broken (as login on the testgrid) ) -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Qie Niangao replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
I just have to grab this from BlueSky because text search is a thing and Invision doesn't seem to embed bsky: To the extent they're about Tilia tomfoolery, we can't really be sure of that, can we? I mean, Marketplace being more b0rked than usual is challenging to detect, but Tilia delay is pretty objectively quantifiable. And conceivably someone could benefit from "special timing" of transactions until this deal closes. Or not. Hanlon's Razor, eh wot? -
The real secret of Second Life
Luna Bliss replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
Hmmm...maybe some people become something 'fake' when they develop an alt. But most I've known who develop an alt that has a life inworld considers that alt to be a facet of themselves, and so not fake. "I am large, I contain multitudes." -- Walt Whitman - Today
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But .. Those are skin appliers, which disables BoM, which means you're no longer using the Velour skin that's supposed to go with the head skin. As long as you're happy with the results that's of course not really relevant, but it means you get none of the benefits of being BoM (such as the ability to use alpha masks or wear different BoM layers to enhance your skin or add tattoos/scars/body hair/whatevers without using onion layers and deal with all the issues that those tend to bring).
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The real secret of Second Life
Conifer Dada replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
Even those people who say SL and RL are one and the same and warn 'fakes' to stay away probably have a secret alt. or two for when they want to be 'fake' themselves! -
Phishing? If so, how does it work?
Sid Nagy replied to MatthewRiver's topic in General Discussion Forum
I tried to find that on Amazon... no results -
Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Love Zhaoying replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
Anyway, back to the topic: one benefit of LL selling Tilia is, LL can focus on their core business of Second Life without managing Tilia, too. It will be interesting to see the logical gymnastics used to dispute my statement above. -
The real secret of Second Life
Sid Nagy replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
The real secret of Second Life is: soon™ I'll explain it somewhere... eh.... in the near future? -
The real secret of Second Life
Midnoot replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
Open world sandbox game , yee? -
Hi there. I'm looking for a photographer to do a few wedding photos. It'll just be myself and partner. No quests or wedding party. Mainly it'll be for the ceremony. If anyone is interested could you contact me in-world please (Noahh Davonius), so we can discuss it further. Thanks for your time. We have one now. Thank you for the IM's.
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Thunes to acquire payments platform Tilia LLC
Love Zhaoying replied to AzureWaves's topic in General Discussion Forum
My observations aren't really related to the current Thunes acquisition. What site is Coffee quoting you from above? It does not appear you posted it on these Forums. -
The real secret of Second Life
Bree Giffen replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
ChatGPT Second Life is often categorized as a virtual world rather than a game, although it can incorporate elements of gaming. In Second Life, users can create and customize avatars, interact with other users, build and design virtual environments, buy and sell virtual goods, attend events, participate in activities, and much more. Unlike traditional video games, Second Life does not have a specific set of objectives or goals imposed on users. Instead, it provides a platform for socializing, creativity, and exploration. Some users engage in activities within Second Life that resemble gaming, such as role-playing, racing, or exploring virtual landscapes, but the overall experience is more open-ended and user-driven than that of a typical game.