Thinking about trust, Part 1: Service Level and User Level
2.9.2008
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While social networks and virtual worlds might share a lot of things except maybe the 3D part there is at least one thing which more
Kategorie: second life
Making the metaverse portable (with Plone)!
19.8.2008
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One idea which is bouncing around among people interested in data portability is to only have one user account and freely go from service to
The many lifes of StageSpace
7.8.2008
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It was about 1 year ago, during the Second Life hype, when a new virtual world named StageSpace entered the scene. It was intended to
Google Lively Q&A
2.8.2008
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Today I was attending a Q&A session with Greg Spencer and Mark Young, two of the Google Lively engineers, organized by World2Worlds. The setup was
TOPFtäglich #33, 31.7.2008: Die Open Grid Public Beta ist am Start!
31.7.2008
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In this episode I talk about this announcement (Link zum Video) Shownotes Alles was ihr wissen müsst findet ihr in diesem Beitrag. Ansonsten geht es
Linden Lab opens it’s world
31.7.2008
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Today is the launch of the Open Grid Public Beta by Linden Lab. But what is it? It’s the start of the implementation of the
Mein Interview im Deutschlandfunk über Second Life
16.7.2008
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I was interviewed for the german radio program Deutschlandfunk and the interview is now online. They simply wanted to know if it’s still around and
Python and the Open Grid Protocol – status of the pyogp project (technical)
15.7.2008
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As you might have heard in the press, many people are quite active in making virtual worlds interoperability possible. So am I. Together with Linden
Google’s Lively, VW Interoperabilität und 44% Landgewinn
9.7.2008
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This post summarizes a bit what was happening yesterday in the virtual worlds space, namely Linden Lab’s Interoperability Announcement, Google’s launch of Lively and the
Second Life on your mobile device
2.7.2008
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It seems that running virtual worlds on your desktop computer or laptop is not enough for many, how else can you explain that there are