Wooja

Ah, 'tis a tale of the Moirai! So you're Clotto, the one who starts spinning the threads, then we have Laskyasistah, who drags them out as long as possible, only for Aisaprat to terminate their existence Wooja...wasteaclassiceducationintheseforums

It isn't one community. Wooja...believethatitsactuallyamultiplicityofmutuallyantagonisticfactions

Ilvenna wrote: All right, this is driving me nuts. The solution is easy. Remove the steering wheel from inside your pants. Wooja...lookforasimpleexplanation

Not another researcher sponsored by the US Department of Homeland Security in their desperate attempts to work out who are the bad guys, and how their online persona might be used to identify them if they tried to board a Malaysian airplane using stolen passports! Wooja...justcheckthissite

Dresden Ceriano wrote: Perhaps there should be a button we can click to mark a thread as "Humorous" when we create it. ...Dres They'd probably get confused about why we were writing about a bone in the arm. Wooja...thinktheyknewtheircoccyxfromtheirolecranonprocess

LaskyaClaren wrote: Mmmmphhmphm mmph mmmmpphhh! Are you gagging? Or being gagged? Wooja...believethisisagag

Syo Emerald wrote: Do you think we are stupid? Show a little respect and just say that we should do your homework for you. Also I don't think its a good idea to base your homework on some comments made by idiots on Youtube. How dare you be so rude about Peter Grey's most recent community factfinding initiative! Wooja...reallyexpecttransparency

Aren't you impressed with the transparent empowerment? Wooja...seerightthroughthemarketingbs

But you're out of luck now? The early bird catches the worm! Which you could use as a fishing lure . . . . . . perhaps to catch a Bombay Duck? Wooja...thinksomepeoplehadbetterthingstodo

HI Ebbe! I am delighted to see you are continuing your research into how the "community" sees itself here in the forum. I will have been a Second Life Resident for forty three years in August, and I can confirm that some of the comments you mention are incisively perceptive, and some are risibly ignorant. Just like the residents. Wooja...expectanythingelseofafreeinternetgame

Looks like a nice hors d'oeuvre. Wooja...believeieatceosforbreakfast

Opeating system is way down the list of critical factors in running SL optimally. These are: 1. Monster graphics card 2. Power supply to run the graphics card 3. Fans to stop the graphics card overheating 4. Superfast/wide internet connection. 5. A sense of humour so that when unplanned maintenance happens you don't take a hammer to the machine. Wooja...ignoretheproselytisers

Canoro Philipp wrote: there are a lot of people that have never seen shadows, or local lights, or transparent water, and they cant go beyond 64 meters without the viewer crashing. they would probably pay for a chance to see SL the way the others see it, for at least an hour, maybe just to take pictures, or to go to a beautiful art sim, maybe for just an event. if some people will pay the price ocasionally, instead of paying to use it all the time, im sure they can afford 2.50 a week to give themselves that treat. This reminds me of when a local churchman was brought in to school to give us teenagers a lecture on the perils of casual sex without contraception, climaxing [see what I did there!} with the exhortation that "an hour of pleasure isn't worth a lifetime of regret". One of my mates put his hand up and asked: "How do you make it last an hour?" Wooja...thinkthatssortofmoraltalkwassomewhatpremature

Jinnywitha Cleanslate wrote: And was it as good as Daniel said? No. Wooja...haveasenseofanticlimax

Vivienne Daguerre wrote: The price is outrageous and unacceptable. And participation is entirely voluntary. Wooja...liketobeconstructiveandsuggestadifferentpricingmodel

Jo Yardley wrote: Sassy Romano wrote: The OnLive platform doesn't deliver 200 fps either. The developers at OnLive have managed to get 200 fps on a private island in SL/ This hollow bragging is usually labelled "benchmarketing". Wooja...trustausedcarsalesmansword

Jo Yardley wrote: My records are made of shellac. As is my nail varnish. Wooja...knowwhatspeedtoplaythem

Innula Zenovka wrote: Two days so far, and no one seems to feel this innovation represents The End Of Second Life™. Is this a record? No, a record is a 7" or 12" thin black vinyl disk with a spiral groove on each side and a hole in the middle. This is just another Dead End Of Second Life™ Wooja...reckonthisisagreatdiversiontohidethelackofprogressonthereallyimportantstuff

This is like claiming you have invented the car by tying two motorbikes together. Wooja...thinkthatonlivearegettingmorefromthisthanll

Didn't your parents tell you: "Want doesn't get"? Wooja...knowthatitsaveryverydirtywordinswedish

Perrie Juran wrote: Lastly, you are right, there is a person with whom the buck stops and I don't see this as a feather in his cap. I do however allow for the fact that this train was rolling before he got on board. Who knows what contracts may have already been signed? Ebbe had the final say. Wooja...wannaguesswhatthenextprdisasterwillbe

I just noticed that engadget has just run a fairly unenthusiastic piece on onlive, and SLGo gets a passing mention. Wooja...getconfusedaboutitsrelationshipwithsteam

You'd have thought it would have been launched on iOS first, since those suckers are used to paying over the odds for stuff you can get for free on Android. Wooja...expectandroiduserstopaynoway

Is there something wrong with the Blog? Comments don't seem to be enabled. Wooja...thinktransparencyandempowermentwouldbeforgottensosoon

Perrie Juran wrote: They do have a very interesting history. Especially the Lazarus Manoeuvre. Which left everybody who had contributed to various Ferraris and Atherton mansions looking fairly sick. I personally wouldn't put too much in onlive's hands in terms of upfront payments. Wooja...thinkoncebittentwiceshy