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Sounds like a club of people with room temperature IQ and their moms credit card desperately trying to buy friendship.

Sequential queries use interesting division systems. For the z’s I thought Zany zoologists zombify zigzag zebras. JPLBY

I mean if someone wanted to try to make a sentence out of five Z’s instead of kline

Mocking unextraordinary saxophonists intermingling cacophony. KLINE alternative challenge, ZZZZZ

Extreme xenophobia truly reverberates animosity. KAPOW

Virtual intruder ruins users system. JAZZY

Venus above, Pluto orbits rapidly FLYER

Buttery tarts usurp flavorless crackers. (lets make things hard) AEIOU

Zippy equine briskly runs away. (I am the most cleverest) LANKY

Reinstall of SL, not the OS. To make it auto detect the hardware again. Disable the other network adapters you don’t want it to use via the network adapter control panel before you do so.

Source of undeniable new discoveries. BOXES

Please omit the turd yard. STACK (I didn’t notice the words thing until now)

Political off topic user submission. T I S P D

Recording clever pianists on disk. L P T A B

Every day I automatically gyrate O I H P A (I’ll bail for now and wait for others to get involved)

“Why are you so short?” reeeeeeeee

Please friends, no quiet lies. J H Y A I

Teenage Wasteland

Dude, I hate butter lettuce. H P I A M

The client is weird with what hardware it will auto recognize and usually relies on windows to “inform” it of new changes. Swapping a video card for example will usually make SL reset it’s configuration, swapping ram will not. So I imagine SL just doesn’t see the adapter because it’s technically not an important hardware change and the rest of the system wasn’t “informed” of it. I don’t know how to force the hardware scan SL clients do when you change key hardware, so I imagine the easiest solution would be a reinstall.

I can be friends with anyone but won’t seek that out myself. Extrovert by necessity?

OP shortly before making this post

It’s a really neat concept and it works ok in moderation when you have a more mature userbase, running into staff occasionally can be the same as running into anyone else except you can maybe discuss stuff more meta to the game than anything else. The problem is that you can’t make that the norm, you can’t have a way for your users to instantly talk to staff in a casual setting because they will become reliant on it. If you have a place full of lindens where anyone and everyone can show up just to whine about whatever, anyone and everyone is gonna show up to whine about whatever. I used to play a lot of Smallworlds, my spouse in fact worked for them briefly as a backend moderator. They rarely even allowed their moderation and administration teams to enter the game with “staff” accounts. It was pretty much reserved exclusively for hyping up new staff created locations and content or pre scheduled meet and greets with a select audience of mainly oldschool users. Nobody knew who the staff were off of their staff accounts, they never stuck around long when they were on staff accounts. Because they get pestered constantly with questions and they can’t just stand there all day and handle questions in game chat. They have other things to do and also want to enjoy the game themselves on their personal account. LL is a bit different in that the lindens are much more public but it’s very intentional that they be a rare occurrence to find and talk to, they have their own things to do and don’t need and endless chain of game chat to respond to.

If I’m playing this game sober then something is wrong. Cheap alcohol, and I mean cheeaaaaap. Like plastic bottle 5$ vodka at room temperature. I don’t eat when in front of the computer, makes you fat.

Yeah that would probably do it, multi monitor is still weird sometimes for no reason on Windows. I guess the best thing to check for in that case is mismatch refresh rates. Even a tiny difference like 59hz vs 60hz on each monitor can cause a gpu to crap the bed. They really do not like mixing refresh rates, sometimes it can cause resources to lock up or it’ll just cause the card to run at 100% the whole time. If it’s two different monitors they may be running at a 1, .1 or even .01 hertz difference and could cause that issue. Multiple display output types can do the same, mixing HDMI, Displayport or DVI. Most of this is an issue with the drivers and windows, those kind of issues are almost nonexistent on Linux for some reason, and workstation equivalent Radeon pro cards with the pro drivers don’t usually have those problems.