The Guardian for this meeting was Yakuzza. The comments are by No Self.
Qt Core: Hi Korel
Korel Laloix: Heya
Qt Core: Hi Wol
Wol Euler: hello korel, qt
Korel Laloix: Just working with the new SL viewer.
Wol Euler smiles.
Wol Euler: hello bleu
Bleu Oleander: hi guys
Korel Laloix: Heya
Qt Core: Hi Bleu
Wol Euler: Bleu, I'm trying to figure out what you are wearing. Looks like a mid to late 19th century illustration, probably American, but of what?
Bleu Oleander: interesting ... had not figured it out myself :)
Wol Euler: heheheheh
Wol Euler: that suggests that you didn't make it yourself, unusually
Bleu Oleander: that's right
Wol Euler smiles.
Bleu Oleander: probably should figure it out though huh?
Wol Euler: only if you get bothered by curious poeple like me asking :)
Bleu Oleander: Alpha.Tribe "little city"
Wol Euler: ah, okay
Bleu Oleander: not at all :)
Bleu Oleander: learn stuff that way :)
Bleu Oleander: usually if I didn't make it myself Alpha.Tribe did hehe
Wol Euler: ah :)
Wol Euler: they make good stuff, yes
Bleu Oleander: yes fun!
Bleu Oleander: mix n' match their stuff with mine
Wol Euler nods.
Wol Euler: that outfit is unusually restrained for one of theirs; I suspect you are not wearing most of it :)
Bleu Oleander: that's probably right :)
--BELL--
Qt Core: lately i've seem many feame avatars wearing early XX century styles (but with how little i go around it may be a too small sample)
Wol Euler: perhaps it's coming back into fashion
Bleu Oleander: just looking up ... was a group gift :)
Wol Euler: oooooh, I am still a group member, I shall run off and get it after this
Bleu Oleander: :)
Bleu Oleander: we'll have to be careful that we don't wear it to the same parties lol
Wol Euler smiles.
Qt Core: i'm still quite upset/saddened by Terry Pratchett passing)
Wol Euler nods.
Wol Euler: yes, that was a sad loss
Bleu Oleander: yes
Bleu Oleander: do you have a favorite of his?
Wol Euler: I have many, it would be hard to choose just one
Wol Euler: Wintersmith ranks high, as does Thud
Qt Core: sadly i have read less than a third of his work (basically all i found translated in italian) i remember the one that made me laugh the most was Pyramids
Wol Euler: Hogfather
Bleu Oleander: I will have to read some ... I've somehow missed that experience :)
Wol Euler: oh wow
Wol Euler: you have a treat in store :)
Bleu Oleander: a hole of which there are many :)
Wol Euler: of course :) we all have our omissions and vacancies
Bleu Oleander: indeed
Bleu Oleander: one lifetime isn't nearly enough!
Qt Core: these are the book that make me jealous when i see people buying them, thinking about the fun they are going to have ;-)
Wol Euler: Bleu I feel that every time I walk into a bookshop!
Wol Euler: even more so in a foreign country
Bleu Oleander: yes can be overwhelming!
Wol Euler: imagine learning Japanese to read all their books too
Wol Euler: and then Finnish ...
Wol Euler: Russian next, of course
Bleu Oleander: sad that bookshops are leaving ... somehow browsing amazon is not the same :(
Wol Euler: not nearly the same
Wol Euler: the essence of browsing a bookstore is surprise and serendipity
Qt Core: there still are public libraries ;-)
Bleu Oleander: although, some advantages I guess
Bleu Oleander: haven't been to a library in years! sad to say
Wol Euler: I haven't been to the main library here since it moved miles away, several years ago now
Bleu Oleander: but I have purchased many more books as a result
Qt Core: i'm starting going back to the local one since it was just moved to a new wonderful place, i don't even take books, i just love the atmosphere
Wol Euler: really annoying, it's hard to get to now by public transport whereas before I could (and did) walk
Bleu Oleander: yes atmosphere was nice
--BELL--
Bleu Oleander: just finished a great book ... surprising subject to call "great" but a wonderful writer ... "Stay" by Jennifer Michael Hecht
Wol Euler: oh?
Yakuzza Lethecus: huch
Bleu Oleander: http://www.amazon.com/Stay-History-S...&keywords=Stay
Yakuzza Lethecus: hey
Bleu Oleander: hey Yaku
Yakuzza Lethecus: gosh, clock ?
Yakuzza Lethecus: strange america, well arizona is exclusive
Yakuzza Lethecus: excluded
Wol Euler: heheheh
Wol Euler: hello yaku
Yakuzza Lethecus: hey everyone
Yakuzza Lethecus: :)
Qt Core: hI Yaku
Bleu Oleander: "we sometimes need to be reminded that life is where everything happens, all forgiveness and all reunions. We can forget that we live in a web of significance and emotional interdependence with hundreds of other people"
Wol Euler nods.
Bleu Oleander: "if there is one factor universally recognized as a route to happiness it is to be of use to others."
Wol Euler nods.
Bleu Oleander: we have a salon tonight on the book "frankenstein" ... surprising parallels
Wol Euler: do tell :)
Bleu Oleander: I had never read that book until recently ... what a great book!
Bleu Oleander: could be about AI
Bleu Oleander: amazing that an 18 year old girl wrote it in the 1830's
Wol Euler: people grew up faster then
Wol Euler: but yes
Korel Laloix: Did not know Frankenstein was a book. Looking it up.
Wol Euler: wb qt
Bleu Oleander: a surprisingly great book!
Korel Laloix: And free... smiles
Qt Core: ty, i really need to try a reinstall, more than a relog
Bleu Oleander: :)
Wol Euler: heheheh
Wol Euler: I find it also helps to unplug my router for a minute or two, everyn now and then
Bleu Oleander: yes
Korel Laloix: I enjoy reading letters from long ago... very different from how emails sound.
Wol Euler: that looks like an interesting book, Bleu (stay)
Qt Core: done that, or even better a neighbourhood router broke for a day ;-)
Korel Laloix: Like the start of Frankenstein.
Bleu Oleander: fabulous book
Bleu Oleander: Frankenstein is cleverly framed as narratives within narratives
Wol Euler: I think I read it many years ago and was confused by it
Wol Euler: many decades ago actually
Wol Euler: does it change perspectives often, and is it written partly as letters?
Bleu Oleander: reading it with today's mind is much different for me at least
Bleu Oleander: sorry, yes Wol
--BELL--
Wol Euler: maybe I'll dig that out and try it again
Bleu Oleander: interesting in light of conversations re AI
Wol Euler nods.
Qt Core: (i can't think about it without thinking about the Junior movie, sorry ;-) )
Wol Euler: she was well ahead of her time in that regard
Bleu Oleander: yes!
Bleu Oleander: although I suspect that all times have had their outcasts, strange people and "others"
Wol Euler nods.
Yakuzza Lethecus: switching in thought, actually i do wonder why there can´t be a holodeck with all the different pavillions ppl create, having one default of course that makes it in the vote but all possible to rezz at any time, like grass and snow right now
Qt Core: most of history is the history of us/them our/their
Bleu Oleander: yes, like Eos mentioned ... nine of them and coming "home" every nine turns
Qt Core: but... where unrezzed things get stored, how, do they have a cost, if not in prim in "whatever" ?
Yakuzza Lethecus: good question, i kind of thouhgt the owner of the holodecks inventory
Bleu Oleander: not sure how that works either ... like when you go to a place where you can rez different builds ... is it only the rezzed build that counts prim-wise?
Wol Euler: good question, one that we need to answer
Bleu Oleander: learning a lot in this process of PaB change
Yakuzza Lethecus: i always thought it would only the stuff that is rezzed, but never had one either
Bleu Oleander: probably that's right
Bleu Oleander: similar to the sets we stored and rezzed for the molecule theater
Qt Core: (i never imagined SL would try so hard at make things difficoult ;-) )
Bleu Oleander: could do the same with pavilion like builds
Bleu Oleander: very difficult and not much help on some of these issues we are finding
Bleu Oleander: depending on the prim counts, could have several builds stacked above to use as well
Bleu Oleander: I have 4 levels of builds on a smaller piece of property then the proposed group land size
Bleu Oleander: you can have a look to see what's possible ... I haven't even used up all my alloted prims!
Qt Core: and having levels a few hundreds meters apart one would not even notice
Bleu Oleander: that's right
Bleu Oleander: mine are at 300, 350 and 400 meters up
--BELL--
Bleu Oleander: could be spaced out much further so you wouldn't know
Qt Core: speaking about interesting books i lately had a rough start but loved it in the end with "Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World" by Haruki Muramaki
Wol Euler: oh I loved that!
Wol Euler: so clever (both stories)
Bleu Oleander: oh sounded interesting!
Qt Core: wondered why i was reading two of them ;-)
Qt Core: http://www.amazon.com/Hard-Boiled-Wo.../dp/0679743464
Qt Core: somewhat pabbish in nature
Wol Euler: right, my dears, I have to move on
Wol Euler: enjoy the rest of your fridays, and have a lovely weekend!
Qt Core: byhe Wol, have fun
Yakuzza Lethecus: thx for being here
Bleu Oleander: bye bye
Bleu Oleander: take care all bfn
Yakuzza Lethecus: bit strange, i can go an hour earlier to bed :)
Yakuzza Lethecus: didn´t expect that
Qt Core: bye Bleu
Yakuzza Lethecus: bye blue
Yakuzza Lethecus: qt
Bleu Oleander: night!
Qt Core: ;-) just for two more saturdays, Yaku
Qt Core: fridays, ops
Yakuzza Lethecus: jep
Yakuzza Lethecus: terry goodkind
Yakuzza Lethecus: now also gone
Qt Core: no, pratchett
Yakuzza Lethecus: fan
Yakuzza Lethecus: sure
Yakuzza Lethecus: memory fail
Yakuzza Lethecus: fan = shit in swedish
Qt Core: :-) it make it fun to read about bein a fan of someone/something ;-)
Yakuzza Lethecus: actually it seems to be more like "damn" according to the lexikon i just looked into
Yakuzza Lethecus: http://folkets-lexikon.csc.kth.se/fo.../#lookup&fan&0
Yakuzza Lethecus: here it even says devil, but usually everyone just says it if something doesn´t work or did wrong
Yakuzza Lethecus: so in situtations where i would say shit/damn or what so ever, never really looked it up actually
Yakuzza Lethecus: just never heard anyone meaning ,,the devil" with it
Yakuzza Lethecus: anyhow, good night you two
Qt Core: bye
Qt Core: and bye Korel
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