Ivanova Shostakovich

Moon River as performed by Audrey Hepburn. I'm right.. aren't I?

I recently got done upgrading a world clock I made 9 years ago. I changed it to mesh, reducing LI and made it Daylight Savings time accurate until 2030. An EU friend told me the other day the EU has decided to do away with DST. It figures.

Ooooh, Ménage a quatre! Very progressive.

I've always had a good sense of direction. With the occasional exception of IM windows, my track record (which I guess is just a general consensus among peers, really) of knowing where I am at any given moment is very good.

Today I saw a coyote running through a mown field across a road from a school.

I remember it used to. Or at least I remember it seemed to. And we'd get colder winters than we do now. I grew up in a small town that is barely bigger now than when I left it. This recent Summer was marked as being the one which made us break down and buy two window air conditioners for the house. We can't help you with this.

The particle system functions themselves have no provision for cycling through particle textures. But a script can be written which could cycle repeatedly through a list of textures to use as the emitted particles. The script would need to be always running and this use would no longer be considered a prim property.

I'm 52. I'd still rather be too hot than too cold. Like you however, I prefer 60 - 80.

If I were to make an art installation, an themed adventure area, or any other build wherein an experience would be useful and conducive to the visitors' enjoyment, I wouldn't make accepting the experience an admission requirement, insofar as it doesn't interfere with others' enjoyment of said experience.

I've noticed when scaling the moon, or other celestial body, stars in the starfield do not seem to be properly occluded by them.

If animals are going to learn to curse, it might as well be in Wisconsin.

I just checked my balance... and it’s true. You don’t.

I’d like to apologize now to everyone I just skipped over while pushing Scylla over 500. It was nothing personal. I was on a mission.

I’ve found that finding unanswered questions is kind of like playing a gacha.

Oooh, I like that! Say it again, this time with a British accent.

Occasionally, when it rains heavily,

I had "falling down onto linoleum tile floor forehead" once.

I used to be a forum lurker and terrible SL recluse. Now I'm much more active and social in both. I've known of you for quite a while. I feel fairly confident in saying that I'm probably not the only one who hopes you'll stay for a while, at least putting up a hat rack somewhere.

I saw a Death Star in one of the ADITI EEP parcels.

Any time you move from one environment to another and the change takes a few seconds, it's jarring and unrealistic, it's not interpolation. I'm already used to this while traveling between different parcels or regions. I was asking whether, on one parcel, as you increase in elevation through the differently EEP defined levels, the sky would change gradually, with enough resolution to appear somewhat natural. If these changes are treated the same way region or parcel border crossings have been, then my question is answered.

The randomness is random.

Is there interpolation between altitude layer settings and appearances? Can a blue sky darken gradually through the ascending layers, as in real space?

Maybe I'll just edit mine again and put a grocery list there.

Too late! I've already seen some of them.

I like to think I use the same voice all the time and that I don't tailor it differently for different people or situations. Maybe I'm wrong. I've never really thought about it actually. Certainly I don't feel I consciously try project a different person at different times. That seems like too much work. I sometimes feel I lack the ability to really see myself, to objectively describe myself. I believe there is a distinction between the voice used for just talking to people about whatever, the weather, favorite Pringle, stars; and the voice used for describing non-verbal action, reaction, emotion etc... That second one isn't something I share with everyone. So, in a way, I suppose it could be considered a different voice. But as I get to know someone, and likewise as they get to know me, that distinction breaks down and blurs until there is only one voice.