During a baseball game last June, 12-year-old Steven Domalewski’s chest was hit by a ball struck with a metal bat, causing his heart to stop. His brain did not receive sufficient oxygen for 15 minutes.
Last month, she had just started an interview in Second Life with CNET, the network devoted to all things tech. Suddenly, she and interviewer Daniel Sadville were bombarded by sexually graphic images. A hacker had broken into the system and rained anarchy on Graef’s parade for 15 minutes.
Anyone watching the Bill Gates Windows Vista Celebration? It beings in 15 minutes. Heres the link:
http://www.microsoft.com/events/executives...mp;mg_id=20049b
Anshe Chung, the avatar for Second Life millionaire (in real money, not Linden Bucks) Ailin Graef, was giving an interview to CNET at their virtual offices when a griefer sent "animated flying penises" at the building for 15 minutes. After relocating to Chung's own theater, the Prick Assault followed and managed to crash the server.
[…] as the interview was commencing, the event was attacked by a “griefer,” someone intent on disrupting the proceedings. The griefer managed to assault the CNET theater for 15 minutes with–well, there’s no way to say this delicately–animated flying penises.
It was taking place on the Reuters sim and was actually a bit short (15 minutes or so). The topics dicussed have been YouTube, File Sharing, DRM and so on.Of course not much new was told in that interview but here are quickly some bullet points (if I did not get something right please correct [...]
