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  1. Copperfield Heights

    Lol, I've tried that but my mainland parcel goes on Tuesdays as the LH do, and at about the same time when they are both inaccessible. I always end up in a premium sandbox until one or the other comes back online

  2. Firestorm zero update

    I guess SL is only for rich tech snobs now. Probably time to get back into anything else. I greatly dislike watching this community mock and sneer as low-end users struggle to keep playing SL.

  3. How Does Your Avatar Look Today?

    "Intuition" dress by fd. It has butterlies on it!

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  5. Firestorm zero update

    If that's even an option, I'd suggest trying the Cool VL Viewer from the third party viewer directory. It can be configured to use the least resources of any current full-featured desktop viewer albeit with an exceptionally… "nostalgic" UI. But it's certainly going to use more resources than a browser-based viewer like Project Zero. The problem was, although they won't admit it, the Lab had to be losing money hand-over-fist on the Project Zero rendering service, and they couldn't hope to charge enough for it to approach break-even. From what Philip was saying at the beginning of the project, it seemed the play was supposed to be that by now AI hyperscalers would retire hardware that could be re-used for rendering, but instead they just keep consuming everything they can get (or shipping it to China now that export restrictions are a sick joke), so server-side rendering hardware never got cheap as expected—least of all, memory, which blocks aspirations for cheap desktops, too. It makes sense that they were willing to run it at a deep loss as an "experiment" in attracting more new users and with the hope the economics would work in its favor. I'm quite sure the economics didn't work; no idea how good the user-acquisition part worked. (I read somewhere that the mobile viewer was doing good numbers for acquisition; if true, that too may have been a factor in directing further investment.)