Safe Hub
When I logged in, the last region I had visited was offline, so SL sent me to join a mass of avatar humanity in a nearby Safe Hub.
When I logged in, the last region I had visited was offline, so SL sent me to join a mass of avatar humanity in a nearby Safe Hub.
I’ve switched my body from Lara to Reborn, and my clothing from Tres Blah to Violent Seduction. A truly cozy new body and some not-so-cozy, but amazing new clothes.
Philip Linden hosts a large in-world, and YouTube live Town Hall to discuss the future of AI in SL.
Saying goodbye to my own “Aero.ist” website and going all in here at KateNova.uk
Samples of Second Life Resident Profiles as displayed by 10 different SL Viewers.
Fun with Physical Prims and the Sounds they make!
Over the years there must have been many thousands of Second Life blogs! But how many are still active here in 2024? Let’s make a list!
Is anything we do in SL “real”? Is it all “performance”? Is that bad? Do we spend too much time in dreams? Where is meaning? What is valuable?
Some thoughts on the end of one year. And the beginning of the next. With a bit of reverie and a resolution or two.
In 2008 University of California, Irvine Anthropologist Tom Boellstorff published his book Coming of Age in Second Life. Later that same year I signed up and made an SL avatar. Now, 14 years later, I think I’m old enough to read his book!
Did you ever wonder what happened to websites like irez.me or vaneeesa.com? Here’s the sad tale…
The NCAA has ruled Cheerleading not a sport. The American Medical Association says that Cheerleading is a sport. Different courts have ruled both ways. What is a sport? And whatever a sport is, is Cheerleading that?
t’s my 8th Rezday today and Second Life sent me a birthday card – yay!
Mark Rothko’s Chapel. My Photoblog. Both strive to create a space to deeply experience something. What does that mean? Let’s think about how software platforms & hardware choices do or don’t afford deep experience.
Today, 16 July 1576, was the last day of my First Life. My resurrection, or “Second Life” won’t come for another 438 years.