Well, it's hardly a secret that we've been seeing a lot of simulator outages in the last 48 hours. This one - well, this set of them caught the eye of the sharp-eyed Carl Metropolitan.
At approximately 7am SLT, a 'goo attack' hit portions of the Second Life grid. A goo attack is a self-replicating object attack. In this case the object was called a 'lolcube' and consisted of fast moving cubes, changing color very rapidly (some residents have reported feeling nauseous and dizzy as a result of the rapid motions and color changes). 
Well, at least it's not ... well, you know what. At approximately 5AM SLT today, the 'Plush' sims of the Dreamlands continent (owned and operated by Anshe Chung Studios Ltd) were hit with a self-replicating object attack.Continue reading Goo attack - Wired Magazine attacks Dreamlands plush sims with Web2.0
At 5pm Continue reading Goo Attack - Attack of the fast, hard to see ... cube thing
At approximately 16:50 SLT (Second Life Time) today, another goo attack commenced on the Second Life main grid with the first outbreaks being reported in the vicinity of the Cloudmont sim (as have others before). Alas goo attacks of this nature are not as uncommon as they could be - but freedom rather cuts both ways.
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