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Phillip Linden's Shield

Brian Mifflin
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04-06-2005 17:38
I just found out why you can't bug Phillip when he is busy.......I went to the sim he was in and just looking at him made my ping shoot to 4300msec.....I could barely do anything but teleport home, and I returned to normal soon after that.....

Was it an anti-stalking device or did I just get into the FIC by lag induced initiation?


Seriously....I think it is a byproduct of the 1.6 update, load, that single sim instability, etc....but I am having fun anyway.....
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Torley Linden
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04-06-2005 17:44
My theory remains that Philip Linden is a time traveller too, and that what you are experiencing are temporal anomalies resulting in asynchronous dissociative states of chronoinstability. ;)
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katykiwi Moonflower
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04-06-2005 17:48
It could be like an out of body experience or a UFO abduction thing happening there.
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Brian Mifflin
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04-06-2005 17:54
From: Torley Torgeson
....asynchronous dissociative states of chronoinstability. ;)


I looked like this after....


Actually, that was me 28 million meters above ground level, because I was bored....
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koolhand Koolhaas
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04-06-2005 18:07
So.... do you get your money for nothin and your chicks for free?
Brian Mifflin
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04-06-2005 18:12
From: koolhand Koolhaas
So.... do you get your money for nothin and your chicks for free?


Only on the other side of the rift I opened.....but the currency over there is AOL CDs and the women...well.....shiver
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nimrod Yaffle
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04-06-2005 18:15
From: Brian Mifflin
I looked like this after....


Actually, that was me 28 million meters above ground level, because I was bored....

Bleh, I could only get to 4.5 mil.
Brian Mifflin
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04-06-2005 18:19
From: nimrod Yaffle
Bleh, I could only get to 4.5 mil.


That's where the scenery stops changing....but still fun to do. I was using llSetForce(<0,0,99999>, FALSE); in 'pods' of linked prims, one set attached to every attachment point, only took about 15 minutes to get there.

Btw, It seems llGetVel() maxes out at 250m/s, I was doing a lot faster than that, anyone see the same behavior?
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Derek Jones
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04-06-2005 19:20
From: Brian Mifflin
That's where the scenery stops changing....but still fun to do. I was using llSetForce(<0,0,99999>, FALSE); in 'pods' of linked prims, one set attached to every attachment point, only took about 15 minutes to get there.

Btw, It seems llGetVel() maxes out at 250m/s, I was doing a lot faster than that, anyone see the same behavior?


Maybe they didn't think we'd ever be crazy enough to try and go that fast... :D
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Blueman Steele
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04-07-2005 00:27
From: koolhand Koolhaas
So.... do you get your money for nothin and your chicks for free?


Joke is in reference to...

http://www.dire-straits.org/stuff2.html
Torley Linden
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04-07-2005 00:33
Ooh oooh ooooh! Yes, that reminds me of a musing I had sometime back... like a few weeks ago. I'm actually wondering why that Dire Straits music video hasn't been recreated in SL yet. The tractor looks like an ideal match for prims, and who could go wrong with an av like this?

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Alan Kiesler
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04-07-2005 01:06
From: Torley Torgeson
. . . what you are experiencing are temporal anomalies resulting in asynchronous dissociative states of chronoinstability. ;)


I'm not sure what's more frightening, the fact that I resonably understand that statement or the reasons behind my understanding it (about a decade of following Doctor Who storylines).

;)
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nimrod Yaffle
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04-07-2005 12:40
From: Derek Jones
Maybe they didn't think we'd ever be crazy enough to try and go that fast... :D

Yep, I noticed when I put more force attachments on I went faster, but it didn't detect it.