Pamela Galli
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5 minutes ago, Rowan Amore said:
Yep, my husband always saves the bacon grease. Nothing like taking some healthy broccoli and sauteing it in fat! It's too good so I don't complain.
I am vegan Blue Zoner but in the past I knew how to cook southern bacon meals. Now, I cook collards with garlic and olive oil, veg broth, , onions, sometimes fake sausage or fake sausage drippings. Stir in some salt and vinegar and it’s a pretty good w sweet potatoes, beans *, and cornbread.
* beans are very good stirred IN the collards, better than as a side
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The south made up for the lack of garlic by liberal use of bacon and bacon grease. Everyone saved their bacon grease in a can.
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The coalesced object will be named whatever the last selected object is named. So your living room might be called lamp.
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I keep running into customers who want redeliveries but for whom I have no record of purchases — which tips me off that they either bought on a different account or, more recently, that they changed usernames. How can I verify that a new username is for the account that made the purchases? Also, can they redeliver marketplace purchases to their new account name?
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On 11/26/2022 at 11:41 AM, Silent Mistwalker said:
Apology accepted. No need to apologize a third time.
Thank you for the apology. It's kind of rare for people to so easily and freely admit to their mistakes here for some odd reason so it's really refreshing when it does happen. Thank you for that.
Really. It should be pinned or framed.
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Finally, the bug can no longer fixed by replacing the affected object — it is borked from rez.
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https://www.6gworld.com/exclusives/the-way-were-building-the-metaverse-is-all-wrong/
Discusses SL quite a bit, accurately.
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Despite its age, Second Life is still the best example we’ve got to a working metaverse. But before you make comparisons to the likes of Fortnite and Roblox, it’s not so much a game as it is a social platform. There are no goals or objectives. Instead, you socialise with friends, buy and sell property, shop for virtual merchandise, dance at nightclubs, watch live events and even attend virtual classes and exhibitions – all the stuff that’s described as being essential to the metaverse.
But there’s one important thing that sets Second Life apart from the majority of metaverse contenders, and that’s its content creation tools. In Second Life, anyone can create and sell content, ranging from skins, animations and textures to property, clothing and even virtual art. As long as you’ve got the coding and development know-how, this can be done by utilising the in-world tools alongside Linden Scripting Language, Second Life’s programming language.
By giving its users the tools and resources that it needs to create, Second Life has continued to innovate and evolve over the years. It’s a shining example of how integral thriving creator economies are to the success of metaverse platforms”
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I check the forum out of habit a couple times a week, but it has come to the point where for me world conflagration overshadows every other conversation topic. This is yet another of many places where I have to converse like Rome is not burning or not at all.
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6 hours ago, Myst Serenity said:
OH you must be premium. I have been on 13yr free and paying a small rent. Buying L has been necessary and cheaper than premium including my rental, but lately the exchange seems to be more wonky than ever before.
Thanks for the fish ! 👋Wonky how? The exchange rate does indeed sometimes become wildly unstable for no discernible reason but for a long time it’s been very stable.
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It’s another example of someone blaming LL or a merchant for a problem caused by them not understanding how things work. I suspect this approach is not limited to experiences in SL.
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My default interior doors are set to physics type none but also auto open for those who like to stand and wait for them to open, which some do. Some even like to Touch to open, which is the default for exterior doors. The key is having options.
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32 minutes ago, Coffee Pancake said:
People flooding the land forum with weekly thread bumps makes the forum unread tab unreadable.
I'm not in the market for land. I don't want to see all this. Please make it stop.
I just read/see the forums I follow.
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6 hours ago, Jules Catlyn said:
I do not see where you were deemed a lower class shopper and a creator can sell things with any perms they choose. it is your choice whether to buy from them or not.
Yep, in whatever form we have this same conversation, this is always the conclusion: if there is no demo to inspect, or you don’t like the demo, just don’t buy it.
It’s not like there aren’t plenty of alternatives of pretty much everything to choose from.
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Well they have declared the issue close, tho I don’t see any change. It is still messed up.
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21 hours ago, Aglaia said:
I think it has never been possible to review, or to reply to a review, if you hadn't bought the product.
Before: a purchaser could both create a review and reply to an existing review.
Now: a purchaser can only create a review. They can't reply to existing ones.
I think it is fine. The review system is not a forum. The product seller is the only person who should reply to reviews. In the past i've seen some people fighting in the reviews, this is not good and not useful.
I was replying to a post about comments, not reviews by buyers. And no, no one could ever post a review without purchasing.
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12 hours ago, Lucia Nightfire said:
Please file a bug report.
My SL login not working for JIRA.
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I have those too, thought it was the actual user name.
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LL is a business, not a nanny or therapist. If they decide that they no longer want to do business with people who are consuming too many governance / support resources and therefore costing them money, they should not feel obligated to devote yet more resources to psychoanalyze someone to determine whether they have reformed.
Spend a few minutes in the Firestorm help group for some idea of how many deranged hysterical people there are on this platform — any steps to rid SL of them or any other type of griefer or TOS breaker is a win. Let them start over somewhere else.
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On 3/19/2022 at 12:15 PM, kevin Jerrold said:
Sort it out otherwise I'm closing my account and will advise others to do the same
Remember this reaction next time you are tempted to blame LL or a creator, landlord , neighbor, or your dog for some problem that could be on your end.
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2 hours ago, Coffee Pancake said:
Gold rush over, population collapsed and LL spent the next 15 years failing to attract the kinds of up standing people the early hype attracted. If only SL wasn't stuffed to the gills with counter culture weirdos who, for unknowable reasons, decided SL was a pretty good place to call home and spend money.
Not sure what point you are trying to make, but I have been in SL since 2007 and don’t know if that makes me a stand up person or weirdo. I will say this: I was besotted with SL from the first moment, and consider my experience in SL one of the most monumentally positive and transformative of my life, in ways I give thanks for daily. I am grateful I am weirdo enough to recognize what a gift SL can be for those with eyes to see it.
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19 hours ago, Chic Aeon said:
If an item is no transfer -- like a gacha or a new "faux-gacha" item it cannot be redelivered.
Think you mean no copy?
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Posted · Edited by Pamela Galli
Just a FYI: The term is technically plural, and refers to the agreed upon conventions of war:
Wikipedia: The Geneva Conventions are international humanitarian lawsconsisting of four treaties and three additional protocols that establish international legal standards for humanitarian treatment in war. The singular term Geneva Convention colloquially denotes the agreements of 1949, negotiated in the aftermath of the Second World War (1939–1945), which updated the terms of the two 1929 treaties and added two new conventions. The Geneva Conventions extensively define the basic rights of wartime prisoners, civilians and military personnel; establish protections for the wounded and sick; and provide protections for the civilians in and around a war-zone.[2]