e372 – Metaverse & LEGO Standards

Remington Standard typewriters
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Metaverse & LEGO Standards – discussion on @metaverse_forum, videoconferencing etiquette, audio deepfakes, and @LEGO_Group

Andy joins Michael and Michael for his triumphant return to the co-host chair.  The trio start off this week’s episode with a thorough discussion on standards and standards bodies, prompted by the articles on the newly minted Metaverse Standards Forum.  This conversation brings to mind the RosettaNet standards body – quite the blast from the past.  

Then, a series of LEGO stories – a few more than the norm, beginning with Doom played on a single LEGO brick.  Michael M learns what a MOC stands for – My Own Creation which are fan-based LEGO creations.  Check out those, as well as some amazing new builds reimagining classic sets celebrating LEGO’s 90th anniversary.

Should Games at Work sign up to be an early member of the Metaverse Standards Forum? Drop us a line at @gamesatwork_biz and let us know! 

Selected Article Links

Metaverse Standards Forum

Ars Technica article: Meta and Microsoft team up to create metaverse standards; Apple, Google sit out

Wikipedia article: RosettaNet

RosettaNet standards

The Verge article: Microsoft, Meta, and others are founding a metaverse open standards group

PC Magazine article: Having Your Camera Off in Meetings Could Cost You Your Job

IGN article: Amazon Announces Alexa Can Mimic the Voices of Deceased Relatives

BBC article: Jobfished: the con that tricked dozens into working for a fake design agency

9 to 5 Mac article: Watch YouTube videos on your Apple Watch with WatchTube

Dick Tracy’s Two-Way Wrist TV

Lots of LEGO

Techspot article: You can now play Doom on a LEGO piece

Rebrickable MOCs Designed by manglegrat

LEGO Icons Galaxy Explorer 

Brickset article: Interview with Mike Psiaki, designer of 10497 Galaxy Explorer

Brickset article: Interview with Milan Madge, designer of 10305 Lion Knights’ Castle

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