Yesterday’s Money: 19th September
Filed under: Linden Dollars, Business
Yesterday in Second Life we:
Spent US$927,000 at an exchange rate of L$270.6 to US$1
Exchanged US$187,000 at an average of US$7,800.0 per hour.
Market buys were US$128,000
Market sales were US$58,000
Limit-limit buys were US$400
The busiest time was at 1pm when about US$13,000 was exchanged.
The quietest time was […]
Surreal ShanghaiNot to overstate this, since stark contrasts can be seen in just about any major city you visit, but the surrealness of this place lies in the scale of those contrasts. And it’s a scale that is just hard to put words to.Shanghai is city split by a river. On one side is the […]
SLGA Meetup [Flickr]
Tao Takashiposted a photo:
it rocked!
Shanghai BoundSo picking up on yesterday’s theme (which amazed me in the scope and depth of commentary, btw) here’s a picture I don’t have to take while I’m in Shanghai for the Learning 2.0 Conference this week. There ought to be quite a conversation going on…Gary Stager, Alan November, Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach and others…I’m sure our […]
SecondCast #59 - Petting Zoo The SecondCasters welcome guest host Starr Sonic of SLCN.tv and teen grid members Lucky Figtree and Alex Harbinger. The group discusses the Teen Grid Unification proposal, Project Open Letter, Barbie World and a myriad of other riveting topics for your edification.Be sure to listen […]
Linden Lab reveals the future of Second LifeMany people these days have certain ideas of how a virtual world of the future might look like. And most of them agree on the fact that it needs to be distributed and open source. Some people also say that they are waiting for a virtual world after […]
Links for Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Anne Zelenka: Thinking with the Web Mind - “The hard part about living in the future is trying to time travel back to where most other people are living.“Web Worker Daily: Rising Email Immunity Leads to Conflict over Email Etiquette - “Email immunity is unevenly distributed […]
Greetings From ChinaSo it may seem strange to start my first blog post ever from China with a picture of my daughter, but the reason I’m feeling so giddy at the moment (aside from about seven hours of sleep after a 27-hour travel day) is because I am just loving my Skype, Skitch, connected from […]
SL for the blind? I’ll believe it when I don’t see it
Filed under: News
Don’t let my pompous title fool you; I’m all for this idea. I just don’t understand how it will work. But that’s not my job, it’s the work of Eelke Folmer, winner of a grant from the National Science Foundation, which he’s […]
Surreal ShanghaiNot to overstate this, since stark contrasts can be seen in just about any major city you visit, but the surrealness of this place lies in the scale of those contrasts. And it’s a scale that is just hard to put words to.Shanghai is city split by a river. On one side is the […]
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