More than a Secret Lucky Chair List

A previous post exposed a Secret Lucky Chair List (Web) but our on-going investigation shows that the conspiracy now involves Secret Codes. At the bottom of the Lucky Loot List (Web) is an ingenious computer interface used by Those In The Know to lock away freebies in a hidden server, keeping them from the general public. This reporter has learned, however, that for the time being the system is pretty easily hacked (see pic at left). When you breach security you'll see a Secret Code that you can use to unlock the server.

Once at the Super Secret server facilities (SLurl), interface with the control panel and input your Secret Code using a special encrypted communications channel. The server then coughs up (eewww!) a special set of "delicates" tailor-made just for you.

Secret Lucky Chair List EXPOSED

Hidden deep in the bowels (ewwww!) of the Interwebs is a secret list of Lucky Chairs (and other Shep Korvin products), the prizes, and SLurl teleport links to each for the elite freebie seekers in Second Life^©®℠™. Clearly, the Powers That Be don't want us mere mortals (and nekos, furries, immortals, demons, elves, thingoids, etc.) to know about it. Click the picture to see it live, but first keep in mind that not all chairs in-world are connected to the list at this time. Documents I've found show that the systematic takeover of chairs is on a voluntary basis for now, but who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men (Shep, to be specific!)? Another secret site (Web) lists info on how those in the know can join the initial stages of this "revolution." Best study the information well and be aware of the Inventory clogging effect use of this evil scheme may have. I can see how it could break the asset servers and leave us all nekkid, forced to buy new clothes.

We Can't Have SLex

Long-time favorite place to shop when you couldn't log into the Second Life™ world or for when you wanted to send a gift, SL Exchange (SLex), is now Xstreet SL. My first thought is the site had to rebrand due to the Linden Labs© trademark policy. But the familiar letters SL are in this name, too. A quick search of the site didn't reveal the reasoning behind the change but did show that SLXTerminal Bigwig is still the avie in charge of the in-world terminals. And the vendor supplies (i.e., the server boxes) still have the older brand. If you search with the new name several products show up besides the vendor supplies. Dresses, for example, a sky box, and some furniture.