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15 years ago
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Some journals are personal, and some journals are business related for Kinzart. For everything else, I don't care.
SAUCE
So there is this test that a friend linked... or something.
Before I get to that, I might as well talk about what occured for today (that and whatever I was trying to talk about before on the previous day).
So I just took my Macroeconomic mid-term today and holy crap it was annoying! 80 questions of how to blow your brains out! Unfortunatly I ran out of time and had to do Christmas Treeing on the last ten questions. I did study but god that test was annoying. Didn't help that some numb-nuts don't understand to TURN OFF THE DAMN RADIO! I don't need to seriously listen to the last album by Emenem being shoved into my head by a overly amped subwoofer called YOUR TRUCK! People seriously can be a complete collection of retarted morons all within a closed environment and STILL piss people off a good distance away.
As for ending comments on yesterday, god Second Life's residents can be total F**Knuts sometimes. I went into this sim which had a really neat new pet system that... oh my gawd, is an ACTUAL pet system?! No massive bunny breeding? No horse long saber screwing? HOLY CRAP! These guys have FINALLY pulled it off! Sounds all like a brilliant dream right?
Well, this is before I talk about the entry area, where I was greeted by a lovely thing called "SCRIPT IMPACT." In case you aren't aware, Second Life is going to be imposing script limitations based on memory consumption. At the same time of this, Linden Lab also released a set of functions to fix this with. Further more, the script format they want us to use uses MORE memory than older scripts. To compensate, they plan on giving us a function to limit how much memory a script's cloud is set to. We were given all of that... except the one that limits the cloud of a script. This means any MONO compiled script an avatar has on consumes 64kb of memory. Now we are all used to our 16GB flash sticks now and 2 TB of HD space, so 64kb is like a drop of blood in an olympic pool.
The problem is the residents are making scanners involving the total script memory an avatar is using and imposing THEIR OWN limits. You heard me, THEIR OWN LIMITS! This place was set to 2MB of memory per avatar. Any higher, insta-boot to the head. If you do the math, this means you can at a maximum have 32 scripts on. Considering that most furry avatars have 10 parts on and that each part generally has 2-3 scripts on, we've ALREADY used the limit and are wondering in the nude! We haven't put clothes on, we haven't put any other attachments on and we are ALREADY at our limit! Who's the F*****G idiot who came up with 2MB in the first place?! Second Life servers don't have 128MB of ram and if they do, then my two servers in my closet made out of scrap parts are 4 times more powerful than the simulator I pay $300 for a month to use! EACH! Someone award the retards a nice hard kick in the ass for making my job just THAT much harder please?
So this weird test... the moment we've all been waiting for huh?
LINK
So there is this test that a friend linked... or something.
Before I get to that, I might as well talk about what occured for today (that and whatever I was trying to talk about before on the previous day).
So I just took my Macroeconomic mid-term today and holy crap it was annoying! 80 questions of how to blow your brains out! Unfortunatly I ran out of time and had to do Christmas Treeing on the last ten questions. I did study but god that test was annoying. Didn't help that some numb-nuts don't understand to TURN OFF THE DAMN RADIO! I don't need to seriously listen to the last album by Emenem being shoved into my head by a overly amped subwoofer called YOUR TRUCK! People seriously can be a complete collection of retarted morons all within a closed environment and STILL piss people off a good distance away.
As for ending comments on yesterday, god Second Life's residents can be total F**Knuts sometimes. I went into this sim which had a really neat new pet system that... oh my gawd, is an ACTUAL pet system?! No massive bunny breeding? No horse long saber screwing? HOLY CRAP! These guys have FINALLY pulled it off! Sounds all like a brilliant dream right?
Well, this is before I talk about the entry area, where I was greeted by a lovely thing called "SCRIPT IMPACT." In case you aren't aware, Second Life is going to be imposing script limitations based on memory consumption. At the same time of this, Linden Lab also released a set of functions to fix this with. Further more, the script format they want us to use uses MORE memory than older scripts. To compensate, they plan on giving us a function to limit how much memory a script's cloud is set to. We were given all of that... except the one that limits the cloud of a script. This means any MONO compiled script an avatar has on consumes 64kb of memory. Now we are all used to our 16GB flash sticks now and 2 TB of HD space, so 64kb is like a drop of blood in an olympic pool.
The problem is the residents are making scanners involving the total script memory an avatar is using and imposing THEIR OWN limits. You heard me, THEIR OWN LIMITS! This place was set to 2MB of memory per avatar. Any higher, insta-boot to the head. If you do the math, this means you can at a maximum have 32 scripts on. Considering that most furry avatars have 10 parts on and that each part generally has 2-3 scripts on, we've ALREADY used the limit and are wondering in the nude! We haven't put clothes on, we haven't put any other attachments on and we are ALREADY at our limit! Who's the F*****G idiot who came up with 2MB in the first place?! Second Life servers don't have 128MB of ram and if they do, then my two servers in my closet made out of scrap parts are 4 times more powerful than the simulator I pay $300 for a month to use! EACH! Someone award the retards a nice hard kick in the ass for making my job just THAT much harder please?
So this weird test... the moment we've all been waiting for huh?
LINK
