I grabbed a snapshot of my current avatar in Second Life, then I played a bit in photoshop.. I really like how this image came out, so I thought I'd share.


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I finally got tired of gmail's screwy lack of folders, and broken threading. So I fired up Mozilla Thunderbird, and began downloading the roughly 20,000 emails I'd accumulated over the last 3.5 years ( Read more... )

Where to begin? For those of you not following my daily exploits, this may be hard to follow.

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I've just gone through and done a major wipe on my web-host. Moved a few images, and deleted most of the rest. Anything that was more than 6 months old was pretty much universally, deleted.

For those wondering what's up with me, I'm not exactly keeping up on the journal thing, at least not on this journal. Lost of stuff going on with Second Life, ( Read more... )

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U.S. Court Calls COPA Unconstitutional, Again
A U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the ban on the Child Online Protection Act, saying it's too vague, overly broad, and unnecessary.

By K.C. Jones
InformationWeek
July 23, 2008 12:27 PM

A federal court on Tuesday upheld a ban on the Child Online Protection Act, saying it's too vague, overly broad, and ( Read more... )

It's over. And to celebrate, I decided to demolish my build. structurally speaking, buildings in Second Life are impervious to damage. But, if one sets the build to "physical" then the building, as a whole, becomes an object with weight. If you then unlink the building, every prim that makes up the structure becomes it's own separate object.. and ( Read more... )

*FINALLY* got the bug to work on the hair.


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I'm not sleeping well. in fairness, I'm sleeping a lot, but not in decent amounts. I'm awake for a few hours, then back to bed for a few, then awake for a few, etc.

the Second Life 5th birthday celebration has been going for 5 days. I'm an exhibitor there. The build I made, was a sculpture. a testament to the way "Children" were being treated in ( Read more... )

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