Madelaine McMasters

Olá Gabriela, Eis o que a Linden Lab diz que fazer se a sua conta foi hackeada. Use o Google Translate para traduzir para o Português. What to do if your account is compromised Your account may have been compromised if: You can't access your account. You suddenly notice a reduced available balance on the payment source you have on file. If this happens, contact us immediately! Here's what to do: Go to the Second LIfe Help page and log in if you can. If you can't access your account, use the Forgot your login information? link on the right to recover your username and reset your password. Then log in. On the Second LIfe Help page page, click the Contact Support link on the right. On the next page, click Submit a a Support Case form. Under What type of problem are you having?, select Account Issue. A second dropdown appears. Under Account Issue, select I believe my account has been compromised. Fill in the rest of the fields as directed. Click Submit. Check your email for your case number. Call our fraud number: 800-860-6990. Once you do this, Linden Lab will place your account on hold and investigate the relevant transactions. This may take a few days. Once we have concluded the investigation, we'll send you an email explaining our conclusion and the action we will take. Note that all transactions involving Linden dollars are subject to Linden Lab'sTerms of Service. Tip: Even if you are able to log into your account, we recommend that you change your password immediately to something secure and unique. Changing your password regularly is one good way to protect the safety of your account. For information on how to change your password, see the How to change your password section of this article. Aqui é a página para a apresentacão de um caso de suporte ... https://support.secondlife.com/create-case/ Boa sorte!

I long ago stopped wondering about such things. We're all nuts.

Drongle McMahon wrote: :smileyindifferent: Well, I could, I suppose, but I decided I would respect the intent behind request to leave. ;-)

Drongle McMahon wrote: I found your place in your profile and visited to see if I could detect anythging. From the outside views in your pics, I was getting steady > 100fps (GTX 670, ultra+ALM+shadows, dd 270m rvlf 4.0). I guess it must be something else or a transient problem. Or did you change it back? Couldn't check inside because it told me to go away. Drongle, couldn't you just cam where you wanted to go?

Hi LenaLez, Read this... http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Opening-boxes/ta-p/700185 Good luck!

Hi diosabonita0, You may be seeing a test transaction, during which Linden Lab verifies that your payment source is valid. Test transactions generally involved a transfer of $1USD, which is reversed upon success.

Hi finrod, The only way something can be "locked" is if RLV is enabled on your viewer. In Firestorm you enable/disable RLV from the Advanced Menu (Ctrl-Alt-D if you don't see that menu). Once you've re-logged, remove the things you don't want to wear. If you wish to continue using RLV, re-enable it and relog. You can also log in using the official SL viewer, which does not support RLV. Fix everything up, the return using your preferred viewer. Good luck!

Hi Mary, Mari's right about Lindens not getting involved. But, your inability to return items may be due to server problems... http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Second-Life-Server/Inventory-issues-still-occurring/m-p/2603966 Good luck!

Hola lolascort , Como miembro de una prima , se obtiene una asignación de la tierra 512m2 que puede utilizar para una parcela vacante del continente, o una parcela con un Hogar-Linden en él. Si opta por vivir en el continente, a encontrar una parcela 512m2 que te gusta y lo compra. No habrá cargos adicionales , a menos que desee adquirir más tierras . El subsidio prim para una parcela 512m2 es de 117 prims . Hogares-Linden no cuentan para los límites de Prim, por lo que si usted vive en un Hogar-Linden , tiene 117 prims se puede utilizar para la decoración. Si usted compra una parcela continental su lugar, y compra una casa prim 50 , tendrá sólo 67 prims gratis para decorar . Si usted ya tiene un Hogar-Linden , asegúrese de que la abandona antes de la obtención de una parcela de tierra firme. Aquí está la información que te pueden interesar ... http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Land/linden-home-vs-diy-mainland/qaq-p/1746353 http://community.secondlife.com/t5/tkb/articleprintpage/tkb-id/English_KB @ tkb/article-id/203 http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Buying-land/ta-p/700043 http://secondlife.com/land/pricing.php ¡Buena suerte!

Hi shohi, I think you mean you want to increase the maximum daily charge limit. The maximum buy/sell limits increase over time, after you perform your first transaction on the LindeX Exchange. You can request a review, it's all detailed on this page... https://secondlife.com/my/lindex/describe-limits.php?

Hi stoweo, See Rolig Loon's explanation here... http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Account/Can-I-sell-lindens-if-it-says-0-or-do-I-gotta-go-to-my-account/qaq-p/2602280

Celestiall Nightfire wrote: Madelaine McMasters wrote: LaskyaClaren wrote: Perrie Juran wrote: LaskyaClaren wrote: Madelaine McMasters wrote: And I'm also aware that the technology I use is now coloring my world view. I have three user accounts on my Mac, one for RL personal business, one for work activities, and one for SL. A Google search for something will return different results to each of those three accounts. Yeah. In some ways, it is this aspect of data mining and the decay of privacy that most concerns me. http://www.ted.com/talks/eli_pariser_beware_online_filter_bubbles (Kind of ironic that Pariser went on to cofound the clickbait site, par excellence!) When I am looking at an issue I've learned to search for "opposing views." For instance where I live there is a fight about a zoning issue going on. So I do two searches, "Opposition to the issue" and "support for the issue." But there is still the problem that too many people don't understand that their search results are filtered. Indeed. Here we have this wide-open world of ideas, perspectives, and information online . . . and our own data is being used to close it off to us. Computing is so advanced that it even removes the need to generate our own confirmation bias! Yep. I like to think I'm constantly challenging my own confirmation bias. (I hope that sounds as silly as I intend). It would be ironic if broadcasting proved to be the most accurate way to see the world. Ol' Abe didn't forsee narrowcasting. "We've always been at war with Eastasia". "We have met the enemy and he is us." ;-)

Hi OpraChrsTenor, There is no adult option for groups. From... http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Maturity-ratings/ta-p/700119 There's this... Groups tab The search system filters searches in the Groups tab the same way as in an Everything search. Groups can be marked as Moderate or left unchecked for non-Moderate groups. If a group's name or Group Charter uses adult keywords, the group appears only in Adult searches.

LaskyaClaren wrote: Perrie Juran wrote: LaskyaClaren wrote: Madelaine McMasters wrote: And I'm also aware that the technology I use is now coloring my world view. I have three user accounts on my Mac, one for RL personal business, one for work activities, and one for SL. A Google search for something will return different results to each of those three accounts. Yeah. In some ways, it is this aspect of data mining and the decay of privacy that most concerns me. http://www.ted.com/talks/eli_pariser_beware_online_filter_bubbles (Kind of ironic that Pariser went on to cofound the clickbait site, par excellence!) When I am looking at an issue I've learned to search for "opposing views." For instance where I live there is a fight about a zoning issue going on. So I do two searches, "Opposition to the issue" and "support for the issue." But there is still the problem that too many people don't understand that their search results are filtered. Indeed. Here we have this wide-open world of ideas, perspectives, and information online . . . and our own data is being used to close it off to us. Computing is so advanced that it even removes the need to generate our own confirmation bias! Yep. I like to think I'm constantly challenging my own confirmation bias. (I hope that sounds as silly as I intend). It would be ironic if broadcasting proved to be the most accurate way to see the world. Ol' Abe didn't forsee narrowcasting.

Hippie Bowman wrote: Better check if you still have your wallet too Tex! Peace! There's no need for him to check.

morganbelarius wrote: I'm used to forum based communities, so posting here wasn't very scary. But yea, thanks, I'll work on my profile a bit! We're less scary in-world, Morgan!

Tex Monday wrote: Anyway...if I can ever get my s**t together and head off to another breakfast, I look forward to seeing you there. Good luck.... You get it together, we'll cook it!

Dandelion season is right around the corner, Hippie! Happy Monday, Kids!!!

UncommonTruth wrote: First off, belated Happy Rez Day Maddy! I just want to add a little to what people have already said. Filling out your profile is a great way to make yourself more inviting it's true, but reading other people's profiles is the best way to find ice breakers. I'm with you, I feel uncomfortable and silly saying hi to people I don't know. So I browse profiles, look at the nearby people list when I go somewhere and start opening profiles. When there is something interesting or funny or sad or profound on one, I chime in with my two cents Welcome to SL, feel free to message me inworld if you want a little practice reaching out (by the way, what happened to spell check?? D: I neeeeeed it!) Thanks for the birthday wishes, they're more for the woman in the chair than the avatar, as the birthday marks the sixth anniversay of the creation of my first avatar here, not the one I currently inhabit. I imagine that the last Linden who attempted to log into the spell checker's administrative control panel was unable to spell "Administrator" and the feature was disabled as a result. This is why everybody should use their imagination.

Hippie Bowman wrote: OMG! I missed your rez day Maddy? I hope that it was fun and full of mayhem! Hugs! Peace! You missed nothing, Hippie. My rez day is in October. The first Maddy, Madelaine Marbach, arrived in SL on April 6, 2008. As in RL, I don't celebrate birthdays, just Mondays. ;-)

Is your laptop still saying it's using the ATI card when you enable the GTX 780? That part confuses me.

Belated welcome to SL, Morgan! Taking the first step can be daunting, but if you don't do it, it often won't get done. You've already figured that out. Yes, you actually do just say hello to people. The hardest part is realizing that you won't look like a fool for doing so. Now and then I'll drop into a new venue where I know absolutely nobody. Many here on the forums can probably guess the first line I utter after doing so. It's... "Hi, Kids!!!" That invariably gets me at least one "Hello Madelaine" in return, and off I go. People will not show interest in you if you don't show interest in them. And even then, they may not show interest if they're busy with friends already. You've got to be a li'l tenacious and not be bothered by rejection. I suppose finding friends here is like getting an acting job in Hollywood. It isn't that people are bothered, but that they're busy, and... wait for it... they may be as nervous about meeting you as you are of meeting them. Put more information in your profile, so that people who may be nervous about saying hello have at least a little something to grab onto. Make yourself look inviting. I won't say that mine's a good example to copy, but I will say that over my six years (today in fact!) in SL, I've had at least a dozen people contact me out of the blue because I mention Dr. Richard Feynman in my profile. You'd be surprised what can open people up. Look up Hippie Bowman and join his Breakfast Group. It's a moveable feast, open to all, at which you'll meet some welcoming people. Good luck, I'm rooting for you, we're all in this together. ;-)

Hi Pter, I think your problem is due to the GTX 870 being so new that the viewers don't yet know about it. There's a file called "gputable.txt" that contains configuration information for various video chips. I just checked the version that accompanies the latest Firestorm release, and the table stops with the GTX 7xx family. If you are handy with a text editor, and can find that file on your computer (on a Mac, right click the viewer and select "Open Package Contents" then go to the Resources folder where you'll find the file) open it and search for this line... NVIDIA GTX 770M .*NVIDIA .*GTX *77[0-9]M.* 5 1 0 4.4 Change each occurance of 77 to 87, save the file and relaunch your viewer. No promises, but that may allow your viewer to recognize and use your whizzy new video adapter. Eventually the official viewer releases will contain a line for your adapter, until then, if that edit works, keep a copy of the file around to replace any you get with future releases that don't work. Good luck!

Hi Human, This problem has been plaguing people for weeks. You might try encoding your event in pig-latin, or op-talk. Here's a tutorial on the latter... Here's a link to links to the continuing saga... http://community.secondlife.com/t5/Everything-Else/How-do-a-designate-an-event-as-G/qaq-p/2584590 As I say there, feel free to file a bug report. Good luck!

Hi again Janey, Yes, you can decorate rental property, subject to the Landlord's restrictions. You'll have a prim allowance that limits what you can rez, and there may be requirements for placement, style, etc. When you rented, you were probably invited to join a rental group. You'll have to activate that group to receive permission to rez objects on your rental space. If you have boxed items, you'd drag them from inventory to the ground, then right click and "Open" them, then copy the contents to your inventory. Once that's done, Take the box back into inventory and then drag the things you just copied to inventory back out where you want them. If you run out of prim space to open a box (some of the fancy boxes can have upwards of a dozen prims, don't ask me why!), you can always unpack them at a public sandbox like Fermi. Good luck!