panterapolnocy

That one is actually no longer an April Fools' joke, but a legitimate message with a legitimate link to the Lab's bug reporting system. Have you even checked the link? The message was issued due to the fact that the support division got flooded with inquiries asking about this issue; And no, there is no way to remove that from the splash screen for a user - the message will need to be removed by the Firestorm team when it is deemed fit to do so. And that is intentional.

https://youtu.be/AWtQBKyhe4A?t=360 Probably with streaming audio.

Use the gear icon in the lower left corner of the inventory window. See https://wiki.firestormviewer.org/fs_inventory#inventory_functions

A human outfit; Experimenting with Senra, GIMP and my minimal building/creation skills; Dragon image is AI-generated, because I am terrible at drawing.

At the very top of your profile description, add a note indicating that despite your avatar being 20 years old, you only logged in for the first time a year ago because you forgot that you had registered in Second Life all this time; Asking a person how to do some basic stuff (they sent you a texture - ask them where you can find it) may help with masquerading... and don't forget about a lot of fullbright flexis, some bling-bling particles may help, too. You may want to upvote this. https://feedback.secondlife.com/feature-requests/p/hide-birthdate

I suggest checking the term "she shed".

A furry dragon mixed with a bit of noir. Nothing special.

Getting ready for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.

By FlippyBear25.

Bare bones script I installed on my own parcel: https://github.com/PanteraPolnocy/LSL-snippets/blob/main/scripts/HTTP requests/accu-weather-parcel-windlight-eep-change.lsl - please note that since I initially created it for personal use and didn't plan to share it with the world, you'll need to manually find and replace the city ID (265984), create your own API key (https://developer.accuweather.com), and obtain EEP sky assets. Despite these requirements, the script does work. It may be a good starting point for something more sophisticated.

Check this, in Settings: https://pureinfotech.com/set-default-gpu-apps-windows-11/ (System -> Display -> Graphics -> select/browse for Firestorm executable -> Options button -> select correct GPU).

I get the same thing, video freezing 0.5 sec after the page load, on Windows 11 - across Firefox, Chrome, Edge and Opera. The playback is stopping right after the https://partnerportal.secondlife.com/api/info API endpoint returns 401 and https://lecs-viewer-web-components.s3.amazonaws.com/v3.0/agni/js/survey.js errors out about tdSegments not being defined.

Not a Firestorm issue. See https://status.secondlifegrid.net/incidents/5rjh7k9wlvyj

You missed only one then.

Nothing like that. LSL just keeps the newest 6 message-pairs (so 12 records in total) in a list, in the script's memory. Basically the same thing that OP showed in the first post, just kept in a different way.

https://github.com/PanteraPolnocy/LSL-snippets/blob/main/scripts/HTTP requests/chat-gpt-integration.lsl I plan to (when I find time...) add messages history as an option like the OP has (but sending multiple messages would cost more Simoleons, of course ~ That's why I didn't yet) as well as "translator mode", that could be useful for translating "from" and "to" language without adding the "please translate this to xxx" prompt every time. But, the garbled text. Ugh. Do not do this. You'll hit rate limits pretty quickly and OpenAI servers will start throwing debug messages into the owner's chat. Edit: History feature added.

ChatGPT with Davinci model (pre - 3.5 Turbo), for comparison, same question asked.

There are a few more of them happening: https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linden_Lab_Official:User_Groups (note, that third party viewer meetings are not listed here). Also: https://modemworld.me/category/second-life/sl-tech/sl-project-updates/ Plus:

It's a trick. ~ I'm sending current UTC and name with every message. if (gCurrentModelName == "Davinci (chat)" || gCurrentModelName == "3.5 Turbo (chat)") { message = "UTC now: " + llGetTimestamp() + ". Person sending this query to you: \"" + llGetUsername(id) + "\". Write a reply to message: " + message; } Because the timezone is specified you can ask for the time in any place of the globe and it will still be relevant. The Chrome/Firefox plugin does exactly the same thing - provides current time, as well as a few search results, so ChatGPT can react accordingly. You can check its configuration examples to see the template that its using.

You may want to peek at https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/webchatgpt-chatgpt-with-i/lpfemeioodjbpieminkklglpmhlngfcn Also... https://pastebin.com/YLgvC3QX (v. 2.4, with some tweaks). ~

And the final version of the script, with GPT 3.5 Turbo model added as an option (it's worth to see how answers can change between Turbo and Davinci, especially with math questions), as well as with some small optimizations under the hood. Happy toying around. https://pastebin.com/zmcyGWCE

Here, catch a slightly more advanced version of it to play around. https://pastebin.com/cpgdUt2P Still more of a toy and base for a professional script written by someone else, but can be useful.

I had some free time, and this finally arrived on Disney+, so... Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

I'm not saying it's not true. But it's better to plan and think ahead regardless. I've been on Windows 7 myself until January 2022, because of that exact reason. Returning to Windows 7 topic - ESU, in its longest POS form (non-typical consumer version), will end in October 2024. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/faq/extended-security-updates - staying on it is definitely not the best idea. If hardware is the issue, then a light Debian-based (for compatibility) distribution may be useful - or a text-based Second Life viewer.