Monthly Archives: September 2006
We Are The Music Makers, And We Are The Dreamers of Dreams
When Danielle informed me that she had booked me as a singer at The Gin Rummy, I approached the idea with no little trepidation. After all, I’ve never really done this sort of thing before. But that means I have … Continue reading
Budding Relationship Guru
Danielle has had an awful lot to say about relationships in SL recently…most notably this post on committed relationships and infidelity in SL, which got her a nice writeup in Second Life Insider. She followed it up with a good … Continue reading
Filed under Relationships
Self-Replication
Four times this week the Grid has been attacked by a plague of self-replicating objects, as evidenced by this report on the Grand Unified Linden Blog and these two reports over on Second Life Insider. These objects spawn copies of … Continue reading
Filed under Bugs
Puzzling Limitations
The esteemed Ms. Ordinal Malaprop, of whom I have written here on a number of occasions, has started getting into video in a big way, and is using a hosting service called Vimeo for her clips, such as the two … Continue reading
Filed under Technical
How To Have Fun With The Grid Down
Well, I’m guessing that the 1.12.1 release will go down in history as one of the more memorable fusterclucks* of Second Life. Not to fault the Lindens too badly; SL is one of the most complex pieces of ‘ware you’ll … Continue reading
Filed under Downtime
Unnerving Developments
Everybody knows what happened five years ago today. For my part, I was still in bed when I got the news. I had just been laid off the previous Thursday, and we had just brought home our second cat the … Continue reading
Default Erbo 2.0
As part of my own ongoing program of changes, I’ve made some adaptations to my original “Default Erbo” outfit. It still looks like me as I would when going to work, it’s just a different outfit, with some higher-quality clothes … Continue reading
Filed under Appearance
Redux Episode VI: Appearance Shifts
When last I covered identity and appearance here on Evans Avenue Exit, I focused on the things that remain constant when people change appearances, the “cues” they give to their identity. This time, we consider the flip side: how about … Continue reading
Filed under Appearance
