Sign petition for open Internet in Europe
An interesting link from fsdaily, apologies for the blatant copy and paste, but I am tired… If you believe Europe merits an Internet that is free …
Brisbane's Best Blog
Blogging is simply the act of informal writing as a regular practice on Brisbanes best blog. Journals take many forms and serve different purposes, some creative some personal. Writers keep journals as a place to record thoughts, practice their craft, and catalogue ideas as they occur to them.
Making sculpted chair for secondlife part 2
Following on from part 1, in this episode we finish modeling our chair, then bake the sculptmap, texture and preview them in opensim.Watch it below or …
Making sculpted chair for secondlife
Following on from Teachers Without Borders on Secondlife, I met Konrad to discuss what he needed in detail. The main goal is to have a set …
Computer Repairs Brisbane
Need Help with Repairs in Brisbane? At Superuser we understand how frustrating it can be when your PC, Laptop or Mac fails. We have the skills …
Virtual Worlds Growing in Popularity
The virtual worlds consultancy kzero.co.uk reports that membership of virtual worlds grew by 39% in the second quarter of 2009 to an estimated 579 million. Some …
Teachers Without Borders on Secondlife
I wandered around Teachers Without Borders space on Secondlife and recorded a video of it that you can watch below or watch on youtube. You can …
Sculpture in SL using Blender
I have been experimenting with Blender again this weekend. He has produced some really nice modern sculptures. You can view the sculptures here in Second Life, …
Australian Government Targets Gamers
Stephen Conroy the Australian Communications Minister, has been nominated by the British ISP industry for its annual “internet villain” award. Senator Conroy was nominated for the …
End Software Patents Australia
Recently I received an email Ciarán O’Riordan about his work on FSF’s End Software Patents campaign. I think its wonderful that we have people working on …
Digital Britain
The UK culture secretary, Andy Burnham, said today that the government intends to acquire powers to apply “technical measures” to crack down on persistent illegal filesharers …