Thursday, December 4, 2008
Big Spaceship, WALL-E, and Our Newest Linden
M Linden announced on the Second Life blog today that innovations in the next generation of viewer would be ready by the middle of 2009, with continuous updates for the present viewer. The construction of LL Net, a fiber optic ring supporting Linden Lab data centers, is ahead of schedule.
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Big Spaceship, WALL-E, and Our Newest Linden
M Linden announced on the Second Life blog today that innovations in the next generation of viewer would be ready by the middle of 2009, with continuous updates for the present viewer. The construction of LL Net, a fiber optic ring supporting Linden Lab data centers, is ahead of schedule.
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
When is an online fad over?
The Internet thrives on fads that burn hot, then burn out. We’ve all moved past dancing hamsters, pirates battling ninjas, lonelygirl15, and rickrolling. This year, many assumed we’d seen the end of Second Life. But the lights are still glowing.
In September, Reuters quietly shuttered its virtual bureau in the online world. (No one seemed to realize until a few days ago.) The wire-news service had embedded reporters to cover Second Life since 2006. Now, Reuters joins the growing consensus that staffing an online office isn’t worth the effort. They marked yet another evacuation from pixelland. American Apparel and Mercedes-Benz have closed up virtual shop. Sun Microsystems and Starwood have severely pulled back.
Each defecting company seems to take a piece of Second Life’s legitimacy with it.
When is an online fad over?
The Internet thrives on fads that burn hot, then burn out. We’ve all moved past dancing hamsters, pirates battling ninjas, lonelygirl15, and rickrolling. This year, many assumed we’d seen the end of Second Life. But the lights are still glowing.
In September, Reuters quietly shuttered its virtual bureau in the online world. (No one seemed to realize until a few days ago.) The wire-news service had embedded reporters to cover Second Life since 2006. Now, Reuters joins the growing consensus that staffing an online office isn’t worth the effort. They marked yet another evacuation from pixelland. American Apparel and Mercedes-Benz have closed up virtual shop. Sun Microsystems and Starwood have severely pulled back.
Each defecting company seems to take a piece of Second Life’s legitimacy with it.
NURSES are to use “virtual patients” to learn a better bedside manner
The Sun
NURSES are to use “virtual patients” to learn a better bedside manner, it was revealed last night.
An island just for the ward angels has been set up on the popular online game Second Life.
It will let students interact with virtual patients before they get access to the real thing.
Glasgow Caledonian University has created the island and students will access it next year.
Jacqueline McCallum, senior lecturer in clinical simulation, said: “We are using it to help students with decision-making.”
NURSES are to use “virtual patients” to learn a better bedside manner
The Sun
NURSES are to use “virtual patients” to learn a better bedside manner, it was revealed last night.
An island just for the ward angels has been set up on the popular online game Second Life.
It will let students interact with virtual patients before they get access to the real thing.
Glasgow Caledonian University has created the island and students will access it next year.
Jacqueline McCallum, senior lecturer in clinical simulation, said: “We are using it to help students with decision-making.”
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Retired from SLReports.net
I have put SLR in a very promising postion for the hand over and will be continuing to invest in SLR on SLCapex as SLR has great plans.