| Jun 21 2010 Particularly this last page, and particularly this paragraph: “Based on Zdanowski’s statements in Second Life, his confidence of the financial prosperity of Linden Lab indicates one of two things. Either that Linden Lab is highly profitable in it’s current operations or that it is not producing much actual profit, but generates sufficient revenues that it could survive a sudden cash-crunch by rapidly culling staff.” I wrote that two years ago, this week.
Got a news tip or a press-release? Send it to news@taterunino.net. Want to report yourself for harvesting email addresses from Web-sites? Try the FTC: spam@uce.gov (automation is awesome). Jun 21 2010 Hmmm. There’s a number of games that I’m looking forward to. What’s interesting about my amorphous, floating list is that hardly any of them were at E3. (I counted only four) Statistically, therefore, the more likely I am to like a game, the less likely it is to be at E3. That’s a curious result. I’ll have to add that to my reasons for disliking E3. Jun 20 2010 In response to the software problem that caused me some data loss insofar as Second Life statistics and metrics data goes, Tyche Shepherd’s been in touch and passed me the data I missed! A big round of applause for Tyche! That’s very awesome. I’m getting the data injected into the database piecemeal, so not all the gaps have been filled quite yet, but the concurrency data is there now and the graphs updated. Tyche Shepherd, ladies and gentlemen. Rocking the awesome. Jun 19 2010 Alas, some statistical data was lost when a server glitch discarded my cron jobs. Thanks to Les, who wrote in and spotted it for me. Dreamhost support was incredibly swift once I contacted them. I’ve got various monitors and alarms for checking the data and alerting me to problems, but alas, they all actually relied on cron. Looks like I’ll have to revisit that. An extra level of alerts would be good anyway. The lost data is Second Life concurrency, signup and transaction data for Thursday 17 June through Saturday 19 June. Darnit. | Support us...or use Flattr  | |||||||
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