Category Archives: LSL

The LSL Wiki finds a new home

By Catherine Winters | Published: February 28, 2007
After a couple months of fighting to retrieve data from my ISP, arguing about whether or not I had the right to transfer the LSLwiki.com domain name — and finally buying a new one — followed by a couple days’ worth of messing about with MySQL, I’m pleased to say the LSL Wiki has returned, [...]
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LSL Wiki back up at LSLwiki.com

By Catherine Winters | Published: September 22, 2006
It’s true, the LSL Wiki has returned, now hosted at LSLwiki.com. This is the complete database as it existed on SecondLife.com as of the moment it was taken down. Your logins are all the same. There’s still a couple redirect problems I haven’t cleaned out yet, but it works. I’ll finish fixing that stuff tomorrow. [...]
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LSL Wiki relocating

By Catherine Winters | Published: September 9, 2006
Due to the recent security issues affecting Second Life, the LSL Wiki will no longer be hosted on the Second Life website I’ll post additional updates here next week when it relocates to its new home at LSLwiki.com. In the meantime, a few users have a backup available here.
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And we’re back!

By Catherine Winters | Published: August 30, 2006
I’ve noted on several occassions that I only ever get to upgrade my computer when something very bad happens to it and I have to replace parts. This tends to happen once or twice a year, in my experience. As such, my desktop has now made the jump to PCI Express video — to my [...]
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Miguel de Icaza on the LSL-to-Mono port

By Catherine Winters | Published: August 7, 2006
Mono project founder Miguel de Icaza writes about Linden Lab’s presentation at Lang.NET 2006 in which Cory and Babbage Linden described the upcoming move to the Mono CLI. The challenge is to stop and save a running script. This is something that is relatively easy done with their scripting language, but it becomes trickier with [...]
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