Debug settings to make graphics crashers obsolete

These instructions came from Green Lantern Christy Rain. Thanks, Christy! Crash B Gone Debug Settings for your SL Viewer Contains information on how to adjust a few debug settings that will allow your viewer to  automatically derender rezzed or worn … Continue reading →

New sign in Sandbox Island

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I love this! Slee Mayo, one of the Linden sandbox residents and a friend of Lestat Demain, made up this sandbox sign to go in the empty safe zone in Sandbox Island. It’s appropriate for the current situation, wouldn’t you … Continue reading →

Linden Lab bans “PN” griefers

Back in mid-February peacekeepers noticed large numbers of obscene textures appearing in the sandboxes under the name “Patriotic Nigras.” There were several one day old accounts associated with this griefing, and all of the griefings were Abuse Reported repeatedly. Yesterday, … Continue reading →

The pointless sandbox griefing continues

This is what Sandbox Island Extension looked like at noon today. I wrote an Abuse Report on one of several megaprims that covered the ground at various levels. The green and black one was named “65535x65535x0.01″. I gave my AR … Continue reading →

Linden Lab continues refusal to take action in extreme harassment case

We’ve covered the case of extreme harassment in the Allegro sim in these pages back in January, 2013. Handarido Optera, the sim owner, has had a support case open with Linden Lab since December of 2012. To summarize, a group of … Continue reading →

The PN returns and Linden Lab fails to respond

On February 10, 2013, peacekeeper communications lines started buzzing with discussion about the Patriotic Nigras (PN) returning to Second Life. After their small-scale start at Habbo Hotel, the PN of the past was a group of griefers who worked together … Continue reading →

Beware of third party viewers

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Yordie Sands wrote today about SSB: What Happens Now? which discusses how Linden Lab’s upcoming Server Side Baking project may break several third party viewers, including the immensely popular (and rightly so) Firestorm. I don’t want to see Firestorm broken, … Continue reading →