Tokyo - Conveyor Belt Sushi
Earlier this week I visited an amazing conveyor belt sushi bar with one of my colleagues from Amazon.jp. With some help from the hotel concierge my wife and I were able to find it again (not a trivial thing given the irregular nature of the streets here).
After a long […]
Edublog Awards/Edublog Evolution/Edublog EchoI’ve been remiss in not pointing to this year’s Edublog Awards nominees for which voting ends on Saturday. I’m particularly struck this year by the number of blogs and bloggers who I had not ever heard of, which is a testament, I think, to the ways in which the community is beginning […]
YOUR TUBE, YOUR IMAGINATIONOnline world as new artist’s medium. I haven’t had a chance to attend a performance designed by DanCoyote Antonelli, founder of a new school of metaverse-era art theory he calls hyperformalism, but Gary Hazlitt has. See the movie Hazlitt shot…SLHamlet
SecondCast #44 Fire Alarm In this episode, Johnny hosts a round table discussion about CopyBot and the future of intellectual property in Second Life. Hosted by Johnny Ming with Torrid Midnight, Cristiano Midnight, Jeremy Flagstaff, and Urizenus Sklar.What others are saying:Raph KosterLinden LabEric RiceSecond Life InsiderDownload Standard Podcast
Amy Weebler’s 2007 Second Life Predictions
Filed under: Educational, Odds and Ends
Dear Second Life Insider,
Allow me to introduce myself. I am Amy Weebler, not to be confused with international virtual superstar, Aimee Weber. I have decided that it was time for me to share my vast insight into the Second Life culture, my mysterious powers of […]
Open Source and Second LifeAnother train ride and some time for writing. This time I wanted to reflect a bit on the copybot discussion and I might even follow up on that later. And please excuse typosCopyBot revisitedRecently in conjunction with the big CopyBot controversy there was also lots of talk about Open Source. In […]
Google is Just Too BoringEspecially when you compare it to Ms. Dewey. Sheesh…technorati tags:search, googleListen to this podcast
OPEN FORUM: THE IDEAL SL LAPTOP?I’m looking to buy a new laptop with the strangest spec requirement of all: it has to run a fully streamed, virtual 3D world, and run it extremely well. Who can recommend a notebook PC that’s optimal for Second Life?…SLHamlet
TROUBLE EXPLORINGIf you’re reading this blog via Internet Explorer, this post is probably way the hell down the page, below an embarrasingly large block of white space. My apologies for this mysterious script error; I’ve alerted Federated Media’s web ninja to…SLHamlet
Making a Cut-OutA cut-out is part of a screenshot with the background made transparent so it stands alone. Use them to display and sell clothes or avatars, as stand-ins for screenshots, or anything else you can think of.In this screenshot I’m standing by cut-outs displaying my clothing.By: Osprey TherianOsprey Therian
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