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What the heck is the OpenSimulator Project? 
rikomatic.com | by rikomatic | Mon, Oct 26
Or you can connect to some of the non-profit and commercially available OpenSim compliant grids for a fraction of the cost of renting a Second Life sim. I.e. a basic setup on the opensim compliant Reaction Grid will cost you $25 a month for a sim. Or you can connect your opensim server for free to t...
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