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From that economic’s stat pages, that is only islands. Mainland is probably another 1200 servers (4800 regions) or so.

So what… we got a little less than 3000 servers total. There’s no way they are adding 120 servers a week.

Now, what they HAVE been doing is replacing Class 3 mainland with class 5. So for a few weeks they may very well have brought in 120 servers a week, but when they didn’t mention is that they were decommissioning 100 Class 3 servers those same weeks.

coco

“$8000-$10,000 who-knows-how-much to host their own server”

Just divide by ten to get the today’s price. A home desktop could do the job, but maybe the upstream link to the internet should be expanded somewhat

“That’s 8.25 million dollars in server assets on hand depreciating every day.”

That’s why they charge monthly fees.

“… these extremes constantly advocated by the open source zealots. Companies will use a mixtuer of OS and proprietary software and design. They will install and hold value by embracing capitalistic private property”

Often open source development is done on paid time based on a commercial project.

For most of the public and even programmers the open source is equally cryptic as open binary (free download). Or the open source is more cryptic when you have to compile it yourself to a binary.

And I think that Second Lie&Heresy is a completely wrong forum to credibly whine about open source by a contributor. At least my version of Second Lie&Hearsay is open source (no registration or fee required, read at your own risk, users develop the content further by filing good-for-nothing FBI reports).

[Capitalists killed the capitalism in the USA over 100 years ago. Go for example to Russia to experience neo-capitalism.]

As you loathe LL, their Techie FIC evil masterminds and their sharks with the friggin lasers on their heads, you of all people should know that centralization puts all the power of the system in a very small number of hands. Decentralized servers all over the world are how the internet works today. It was built on top of the backbone designed to survive nuclear attack. So yeah, I’d say an approach which survives a nuclear exchange is superior to one that crashes anytime someone farts near the asset server.

SL2.0 will likely be one that servers all over the world can run. It will likely have encrypted interfaces between all servers, eliminating the danger of ripping off scripts and code by your FIC in their homes. It will also eliminate the hazard of scriptkiddies throwing random garbage at other servers in an effort to crash the sim, since no packets between servers will be accepted if they fail the encryption check. This is very basic stuff to us tech folks, Prok. So don’t think that just because Foxiecakes can have a server in her apartment one day that she’ll have access to every bit and byte that it exchanges with other servers.

Also, I truly enjoy uninformed posts like shockwave and Squeezeone make. Both are assuming that SL isn’t upgrading their architecture, that it can’t be upgraded.

Uh, that’s what Zero Linden has been doing for months. Try and keep up.

“According to Ondrejka, Linden Lab must purchase and install more than 120 servers every week to keep up with all the new members pouring into Second Life, who increase the computational load by creating new objects and demanding their own slices of land. Each server at Linden Lab supports one to four “regions,” 65,536-square-meter chunks of the Second Life environment–establishing the base topography, storing and rendering all inanimate objects, animating avatars, running scripts, and the like.”