28 May 2012 | News
Our new server is up and does very well. We’ve been testing several configurations and use cases during the last 6 months and now we are happy we have been able to establish our standards to provide fast, reliable OpenSim services.
Now it’s time to celebrate! Before we start to work on the commercial approach (and make boring calculations for our future production phase), we want to give away a couple more places, to enable wonderful builder to set their home here and suprise us with their creations.
18 April 2012 | Lab
[Update] We worked on a fix, with the help of Justin to make it as suitable as it could for everybody (git cccef2e). This is a first step: allowing a real unified time. Next step: allowing a real custom time. But that is another story.
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17 April 2012 | News
In the whole internet OpenSim is not exempt to hackers and griefers. As a young technology, it’s even more exposed.
We have some tools included in the server and the viewer to protect our grids against them. However, to achieve an efficient protection, it would be good to have a centralized service, like the ones existing for smap control, for example.
We feel there is a need to combine our efforts, between grid owners, as wel as server and viewer developers, to set up an efficient solution, which could be easily adopted by standalone or grid maintainer.
12 April 2012 | News
I stopped by the great FleepGrid today, and found giant balls from this dummy ass* Jack Marioline. It’s been years this guy seems having nothing better to do than griefing and trying to ruin others work. The guy tried also to register to our grid recently, but was dropped immediately. I guess he’s trying everywhere he can.
