Researchers from IBM and Linden Lab® gathered in an experimental area of the 3D virtual world, Second Life. Together they prepared to teleport outside Second Life to another virtual world, called O...
Researchers from IBM and Linden Lab® gathered in an experimental area of the 3D virtual world, Second Life. Together they prepared to teleport outside Second Life to another virtual world, called OpenSim. It was a journey no avatar had taken before. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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This is a stunningly important step in realizing "virtual reality/cyberspace". My question is, is unique user information at least optionally verifiable with Linden labs servers?
That's not what is exciting at all about this video Snowberry, Lol.
This is mainly unbelievably amazing Mickeymoose because basicly these are two COMPLETELY seperate server bases that aren't connected in any way (Therefore representing seperate 3d Virtual Worlds) ... and some fucking how they teleported from one to the other.. Absolutly unrealistic to me, I have no earthly Idea how they did this..
IBM & SL are always pushing the limit. These futurists astound me.
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This is mainly unbelievably amazing Mickeymoose because basicly these are two COMPLETELY seperate server bases that aren't connected in any way (Therefore representing seperate 3d Virtual Worlds) ... and some fucking how they teleported from one to the other.. Absolutly unrealistic to me, I have no earthly Idea how they did this..
IBM & SL are always pushing the limit. These futurists astound me.