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December 30, 2008

Annoying things in SL

Filed under: Second Life Shit! — Tags: , , , , — hugsalot @ 11:41 am

It’s the end of the year and it’s time to list out things that annoy me.  No douche bag list this time around since the same douche bags on SL are still the main douchebags in SL, and nothing has changed. Plus they hadn’t really bothered me all year (probably banned from those places anyway) so all that’s left are some of the annoying things noobs tend to do.

Face lights
Or any worn objects that glow so brightly that people near are blinded. A lot of people don’t have “Nearby Local Lights” set and have only “sun and moon” set as light sources on their clients. Often due to them running on slower machines, or inferior video cards, so they aren’t aware of the annoying light they cast on everything in a 10m radius otherwise they would turn off or remove them. Same holds true for people who set prims on a “glow” setting.  While these do not cast a light around the object, they look overly glaring and “bloomed” on screen. Even at a [0.10] setting it glares a lot. This is also a video card effect that is disabled by defualt on low performing PCs; which the majority of people have (Laptops). So most people aren’t aware of this occurance to be annoyed by it to turn it off.

Spankers and Whips
Those annoying whips that you constantly hear noobs thwack repeadedly ad nasium when having sex in a public area.  For that matter all “public sex” in an area is rather annoying.

Translators
They simply don’t work for what people really intend to use them for; sex. They work fine for idle meanigless chat, but when they start moaning and groaning they just become tools of spam. I really don’t need someone moaning out “ooohhh Ahhhh yes yes!!” to be translated.  Mostly hey make people look like fools for what it translates, and SLS simply isn’t that comprehensive enough to do proper language translations anyway.  It would be nice if these things worked in IMs but they don’t so we are all made to see this crap fill our screens.

Also why can’t they make these translators not repeat what’s already said in local chat when it can’t translate it? I really don’t need to see it repeat the same line over again. Then you get these dipships who leave thier translators on when when they are already speaking english, translating it into english. I even got into an argument with some idiot when I complained how they don’t work and spam, while they had thier translator running doing exactly what I was making a point of.

December 1, 2008

Change…. still waiting.

Filed under: Blogroll, Uncategorized — Tags: , , , , , , , , — hugsalot @ 10:38 am

With all this talk of change in this last election; has there REALLY been any change at all? I mean are we better off since FDR who I believe started this “change?”  This “change” mantra has been going on long before any of us were born, including McCain and Obama.

Regardless who’s in office, there’s always a scandal (or a hundred), there’s always some sort of military action (if not a war), there’s always some bill enacted/vetoed by the president that’s a huge controversy. There’s always some negative view towards the president no matter how minor, or major the issue really was. It’s usually only after the administration had left office is when you hear any of the GOOD things that occurred during their administration (like a eulogy), regardless if it’s an act of the president’s administration or not.

Americans always dwell on the negative bullshit that surrounds any and every publicly held office administration (not just the president) reguardless as to how important or impacting the issue is, for as long as Americans can remember. Everyone in American (or at least the media) wants a constant scandal from nearly all publicly held offices.

The change isn’t going to happen any time soon until our mass media, and we ourselves GET OVER this nitpicking at all the meaningless bullshit that might be said or done in any public office… Except for comedic entertainment purposes.

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