Hi there! I’m the guy behind you in line. We should know each other pretty well by now, considering I’ve been standing back here with my roll of Tums for about half an hour.
No, please… take your time arguing with the guy at the cash register. I’m enjoying all the headlines of [...]
If you’re a creator of scripted content in Second Life, you’ve probably noticed the lack of persistent data storage available for LSL. Storing long-term data is nearly impossible without using an off-world database, but off-world database storage requires knowledge of PHP.
Found this post in an old blog while conducting an internet enema, and it filled me with nostalgia for the days before smartphones. Thought I’d re-post it.
Last week, I found myself shivering with cold sweats. It had been ages since I had spent a ridiculous amount of money on a marginally useful gadget. So, despite [...]
Dear Creepy Street-Corner Mime,
I just want a word to explain to you why I reacted the way I did when you playfully “discovered” an invisible wall in front of me on the street the other day. I admit that kicking you in the testicles and running away screaming like a girl was an indecorous [...]
I got this question from ‘taurus:’
I noticed you managed to get the new te.leport.me hud to work on no script land. I was wondering if you’d tell us how you did this and if you plan to equip your other items with whatever loophole you used here.
I’m actually kind of embarrassed to have overlooked this [...]
For any of you Mac users out there, I’d like to introduce you to the wonderful world of Skitch. Skitch is hands-down the most amazing, useful, slick freeware/service I’ve ever seen for the Mac (or for any other platform, for that matter).
Jeremy Pippin is a writer and web consultant living in the New York metropolitan area.
