[sldev] Upcoming viewer releases?

[Dzonatas]

Dale Glass wrote:
> While I'm not saying this is a solution, Dzonatas mentioned some sort of
> community viewer some time ago. Maybe submit patches there? 
>   

My kids have been with me on and off for the past month. We found ways 
through WoW to communicate while they are not with me. Their mom told 
them (witnesses heard) that she would ground them if they ever talk to 
me when they aren't scheduled to be with me.

It is not possible for us to communicate through Second Life because of 
the barriers that Second Life has built. My kids are interested in 
Second Life, but they are more interested in communicating and playing 
with me, and WoW can provide that.

I have a hard time accepting (not grudgingly) a company that considers 
me a 'waste of time' or 'needs professional help' when they can not help 
the situation. Perhaps, they'll change. LL has not communicated with me 
otherwise.

It's remarkable that LL has a new mission statement but the public 
doesn't even know about it. That's lack of transparency at its finest. 
If you are one that says all my e-mails on here are entirely off-topic 
or have no sense of being here, I believe you would change your mind 
once you knew LL's new mission statement.

I hoped to have a decent job with LL, as I'm very qualified to all the 
jobs that have appeared here on this list and elsewhere. I don't know of 
another company that wants to create such and open environment, but LL 
hasn't come under agreement with itself to work under such openness.

LL cut me off at the same time my previous job cut my hours -- all about 
the time I had to deal with court deadlines (which these two companies 
didn't seem to want to acknowledge except as me being a problem).

Well... my family just put their foot down and told me not to accept an 
easy to get job like McD;s, Circuit City, Target, etc etc, but I'm out 
of money from my last check.

Open Source... not everybody makes the same amount of money nor can make 
the same commitment to work it...  but you get judged anyways.

I did manage to get a fiber optic cable to create a server to handle an 
Open Source repository instead of using Sourceforge, but that's as far 
as I got.

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Power to Change the Void