If you do, then your box and client can do this:
That was shot in sick city region by mk Curtiz, the builder, and it’s with the client graphics turned up to the max. Ya gotta love it, don’t ya?
(Thanks to Hamlet Au)
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About
Harper Ganesvoort
Exploring and photographing Second Life since October 2007
I'm a traveler, explorer, photographer and writer in the virtual world of Second Life.
A Resident in this alternative universe since 2007, I've written semi-regular articles about the news, fashion / hairstyles and arts to be found on the Grid at my blog, Around the Grid. I also maintain streams of my photos taken in world at both Flickr and Koinup.
("Second Life," "SL," "L$," "Linden Lab," and all other corresponding brands are registered trademarks of Linden Research, Inc. of San Francisco, Calif. This blog is for hobby and news reporting purposes only, and no infringement is intended on the above brands.)
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