Blog changes in progressdeutsche Version weiter untenAs you might have noticed I am trying to concentrate my blogs based on thoughts expressed here. The main blog address now ishttp://mrtopf.de/blog (CLICK HERE SUBSCRIBE)So after some consideration and discussions I am now planning to pretty much have everything on one blog. This means, I have the topics […]
Yesterday’s Money: 31st October
Filed under: Linden Dollars, Business
Yesterday in Second Life we:
Spent US$1,284,000 at an exchange rate of L$266.4 to US$1
Exchanged US$257,000 at an average of US$10,700.0 per hour.
Market buys were US$173,000
Market sales were US$84,000
Limit-limit buys were US$200
The busiest time was at 11am when about US$26,000 was exchanged.
The quietest time was […]
On the Road Again
I’ve got an action-packed couple of weeks coming up, starting with a trip to San Francisco on Sunday evening. I will be speaking at the CSC Leading Edge Forum on Monday and then visiting with VCs and startups at Alsop Louis Partners on Tuesday. Before heading home I will also make a […]
Gary Stager and Yours Truly Close NYSCATEThere were only a few hundred people who hung around until the bitter end of this year’s NYSCATE conference in Rochester when Gary Stager and I had an hour to “discuss” (not debate) the world of technology and learning, and I hope they felt it was worth it. Gary […]
Today in Second Life - Wednesday 31 October, 2007
Filed under: Odds and Ends
Today in Second Life we had:
32,528 new signups bringing us to 10,585,610 signups total.
A peak concurrency of 50,872 at 3:30PM, and a minimum concurrency of 27,105 at 1:05AM. Median concurrency for the day was 39,968.
The Grid Stability […]
Battlestar NataliaNow how could I have missed this? An SL-based Battlestar Galactica roleplaying group with over two hundred members, its own sim (SLURL teleport at this link), even a news service, "A Service of the News Bureau of the Government of…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
Links for Saturday, October 27, 2007
Patty Seybold: Patterns in My Head from Talking with Technology Architects - “Commodity Services Are Great Building Blocks. These pioneers view most applications as collections of loosely-coupled intelligent objects and software services. The services can be can be sourced from anywhere in the world. They can be located anywhere. They […]
Communication Breakdown, Addressed: Robin Linden respondsLast week I published the results of a survey suggesting that the quality of Linden-to-Resident communication had recently reached a remarkable low, with 83% of respondents describing it as "Poor" or "Mixed". I put these figures to Robin Linden, company…SLHamlet
Are Press Conferences still the way to go?In diesem Artikel denke ich ein bisschen ber den Sinn und Unsinn von Pressekonferenzen nach, vor allem im Hinblick auf die heutigen M glichkeiten, die Datenautobahnen so bieten.People following me on Twitter might have noticed my recent thinkings about this traditional entity called “Press Conference” […]
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