A Silent Film ~ Driven by Their Beating Hearts

In 2010 A Silent Film released their album “The City That Sleeps” that have a number of good tracks worth listening to. I’ve included with this blog posting a Youtube video of “Driven by Their Beating Hearts” from “The City That Sleeps” album. Both their song, & the video that A Silent Film has produced to help visually represent their song, has an enjoyable whimsical type of beat to it. I love the fact, too that the two main actors chosen for the video don’t look at all like “Barbie & Ken”. Hope you enjoy this song & video as much as I do!

“…words don’t come easily when most I need them, I do not have a key I’m breaking in…”

Linden Lab; The Weirder the Better

Thanks for your post Eternal and the shared link to the article “The Weirder the Better” too. In my view, Linden Labs still has a lot of work cut out for themselves in regards to making the front end experience of Second Life for new users to be more enjoyable in regards to learning and understanding the numerous opportunities that one can utilize Second Life for in regards to digital creativity, education, and socializing with other people from around the world. The technical problems related to lag and the rendering time it takes to enjoy the graphic interface from sim to sim on the grid as one travels around still needs lots of improvement too. I just hope the Lab doesn’t take Second Life in a direction where it tries to be a three dimensional Facebook.

The Eternal Sunshine of the Metaverse

“Second Life was arguably ahead of its time. It arrived at the very start of an online social revolution, but its dynamic 3D world was a step too far for a public that hadn’t even heard of Facebook. But Humble believes that we now live in a “different world,” one where social games have provided a foundation that Linden Lab can build upon.” ~ Matthew Handrahan

“Linden Lab has been very successful with one innovative product, but I want to stretch the company out again, to make it a really exciting place where people can’t wait to find out about the next unusual title we’re going to release. For me, generally, our [business] is shared creative spaces; that’s generally what the company does, but also the weirder the better, I think. If we had a motto, that would be it.” ~ Rod Humble

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