Comments on: Second Life infrastructure: progress continues /2009/01/15/second-life-infrastructure-progress-continues/ Coverage of news, issues and events occurring in virtual worlds or those who create those worlds Wed, 04 Aug 2010 00:41:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: The LOLO Pet Shop /2009/01/15/second-life-infrastructure-progress-continues/comment-page-1/#comment-206792 The LOLO Pet Shop Fri, 16 Jan 2009 09:55:54 +0000 /?p=1866#comment-206792 Looking at the long term, Linden Lab has made amazing improvements to Second Life, but usability is still a definite "needs improvement" area. The Lindens are slowly learning how to scale up their systems, and the grid slowly is getting more stable..... keyword there: slowly..... but hey, slow & steady wins, right? Maybe if they rushed things, they'd mess it right up & the whole thing would spin out of control.<br><br>Don't like geek speak?<br>For the resident non-geek, I wrote a quick summary of what FJs talking about at my blog.<br>I Looking at the long term, Linden Lab has made amazing improvements to Second Life, but usability is still a definite “needs improvement” area. The Lindens are slowly learning how to scale up their systems, and the grid slowly is getting more stable….. keyword there: slowly….. but hey, slow & steady wins, right? Maybe if they rushed things, they'd mess it right up & the whole thing would spin out of control.

Don't like geek speak?
For the resident non-geek, I wrote a quick summary of what FJs talking about at my blog.
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]]> By: radar /2009/01/15/second-life-infrastructure-progress-continues/comment-page-1/#comment-206791 radar Thu, 15 Jan 2009 23:56:36 +0000 /?p=1866#comment-206791 I like the terminology and geek speak. Those who don't understand it, ignore it. Those who do like knowing a little bit about the details of what's going on. Nothing's more annoying than supposed technical updates that have no technical information because they're made for people who are lucky to get their computers powered on. The only way we'll actually know what's going on technically at LL is if they tell us. I like the terminology and geek speak. Those who don't understand it, ignore it. Those who do like knowing a little bit about the details of what's going on. Nothing's more annoying than supposed technical updates that have no technical information because they're made for people who are lucky to get their computers powered on. The only way we'll actually know what's going on technically at LL is if they tell us.

]]> By: The LOLO Pet Shop /2009/01/15/second-life-infrastructure-progress-continues/comment-page-1/#comment-199984 The LOLO Pet Shop Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:55:54 +0000 /?p=1866#comment-199984 Looking at the long term, Linden Lab has made amazing improvements to Second Life, but usability is still a definite "needs improvement" area. The Lindens are slowly learning how to scale up their systems, and the grid slowly is getting more stable..... keyword there: slowly..... but hey, slow & steady wins, right? Maybe if they rushed things, they'd mess it right up & the whole thing would spin out of control.<br><br>Don't like geek speak?<br>For the resident non-geek, I wrote a quick summary of what FJs talking about at my blog.<br>I Looking at the long term, Linden Lab has made amazing improvements to Second Life, but usability is still a definite “needs improvement” area. The Lindens are slowly learning how to scale up their systems, and the grid slowly is getting more stable….. keyword there: slowly….. but hey, slow & steady wins, right? Maybe if they rushed things, they'd mess it right up & the whole thing would spin out of control.

Don't like geek speak?
For the resident non-geek, I wrote a quick summary of what FJs talking about at my blog.
I

]]> By: radar /2009/01/15/second-life-infrastructure-progress-continues/comment-page-1/#comment-199772 radar Thu, 15 Jan 2009 07:56:36 +0000 /?p=1866#comment-199772 I like the terminology and geek speak. Those who don't understand it, ignore it. Those who do like knowing a little bit about the details of what's going on. Nothing's more annoying than supposed technical updates that have no technical information because they're made for people who are lucky to get their computers powered on. The only way we'll actually know what's going on technically at LL is if they tell us. I like the terminology and geek speak. Those who don't understand it, ignore it. Those who do like knowing a little bit about the details of what's going on. Nothing's more annoying than supposed technical updates that have no technical information because they're made for people who are lucky to get their computers powered on. The only way we'll actually know what's going on technically at LL is if they tell us.

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