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Dave Zeeman
Master Procrastinator
Join date: 28 Jan 2003
Posts: 1,025
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05-27-2003 19:01
The only other time I heard the word "rez", before I knew it as "creating an object out of thin air", was a PS2/Dreamcast game that I play, which is a really really good game  Does rez have a non-SL meaning? Dictionary.com only gives a link to an acronym finder, where the only definition is "Resurrection (Everquest)". Or can we assume that the Lindens have invented this particular word/definition combo? Rez (verb): To create an object or objects out of thin air. So, anyone know? Lindens? Bueler? |
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Ian Linden
Linden Lab Employee
Join date: 19 Nov 2002
Posts: 183
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05-27-2003 19:13
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Dave Zeeman
Master Procrastinator
Join date: 28 Jan 2003
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05-27-2003 19:20
Haha I so should have paid more attention when I watched Tron 
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Philip Linden
Founder, Linden Lab
Join date: 18 Nov 2002
Posts: 428
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05-27-2003 23:21
Yeah, we all just liked 'rez' and it pretty much stuck. A-la-Tron, seemed a correct description of what we were literally doing - fabricating on the simulator in real time the 'atoms' of which an object was made.
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