Monthly Archives: September 2009
Interesting Second Life stats
| 22 September 2009 | Posted by Donn King under Second Life |
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Comes a report backed up by data (from Linden Lab, of course, but no indication it is anything but correct) that gives a glowing picture of health for Second Life. In some circles, the drop-off in press coverage was equated with the pending demise, but it seems that SL continues to develop just fine. What…
You’re not alone, and here’s why
| 13 September 2009 | Posted by Donn King under Second Life |
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The first hours in Second Life are notoriously hard. Longtime SL observer Tateru Nino suggests the solution will not be simple, but is possible, and does a great job of examining why SL is simply going to be harder when it comes to orienting new users. If you feel confused, at least take comfort in…
Relearning about lag
| 7 September 2009 | Posted by Donn King under Second Life |
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As I’ve mentioned before, I haven’t been in Second Life much in the last year, and in the last month I’ve been relearning some stuff, and catching up on changes regarding other stuff. Several changes in how Linden Lab runs the underlying software of SL have rendered some old methods for reducing lag completely unnecessary.…
Social networking not necessarily social
| 6 September 2009 | Posted by Donn King under Communication, Humor, Technology and learning |
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Elizabeth Bernstein shares observations with implications for modern communication in a Wall Street Journal article entitled “How Facebook Can Ruin Your Friendships.” Do you see implications for your own use of online social media?
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