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Once you go with an electric cooler, you really can’t go back. Especially if it’s one as nice as the Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 58L Electric Cooler. This thing sure ain’t cheap, though. The good news is that you can get it at a $300 discount right now. You’d best act quickly, though, because this offer ends tonight!

Buy the Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 58L Electric Cooler for $799.99 ($300 off)

This offer is available from Best Buy. Just keep in mind it is a “Deal of the Day,” so the deal ends tonight. More specifically, you have until 9:00 PM Pacific.

While $799.99 is still no chump change for a cooler, this is actually a pretty awesome deal. In fact, the smaller Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 40L is also on sale on Amazon for the same $799.99. This means you can pretty much upgrade to the higher-end model for free!

But still, why spend so much on a cooler? It’s one of those things you have to try to understand. I’ve been using the Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 40L for a couple of months and love it. I can only imagine this one is even better. It isn’t only great for camping, picnics, and such. It also works amazingly as a secondary fridge or freezer at home.

As its name entails, the Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 58L can store 58L of drinks, snacks, food, or whatever you prefer. The difference here is that this is pretty much a portable fridge. This means it requires no ice, so you can fit more into it than you would in a traditional cooler.

The great thing about the higher-end 58L model is that it has two compartments, instead of a single one. Additionally, both areas can be controlled separately, so one could be a standard cooler, while the other acts as a freezer. You can control these settings either using the built-in buttons or the app.

save $300 on the Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 58L Electric Cooler with battery charging devices

Of course, it is battery-operated. The unit will come with a 288Wh battery, which can make the cooler operate for about 39 hours. Additionally, you can buy a secondary battery and double the battery life.

It also seems very well thought out in terms of design. The handle doubles as a little table, and you can buy a secondary table attachment that docks to the side. The build quality is pretty solid, as are the wheels. The battery can be used as a power bank to charge other devices. And if you think the battery life isn’t good enough for your off-the-grid lifestyle, you can even charge it with a 100W solar panel!

Again, I know spending nearly $800 on a cooler is a bit of a luxury, but if you are a serious camper or have been considering getting a mini fridge for the home, this is a great dual-purpose alternative. I use it to freeze meat sometimes, so that my other fridge doesn’t get too packed. I also keep drinks cool in there sometimes. I love it, and I am sure you will, too. Go get it while it is on sale!

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OpenSim active users rise with cooler weather https://earlybirdsinvest.com/opensim-active-users-rise-with-cooler-weather/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/opensim-active-users-rise-with-cooler-weather/#respond Thu, 13 Feb 2025 08:35:42 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/opensim-active-users-rise-with-cooler-weather/

This time of year — in the northern hemisphere, at least — people start spending more time inside as temperatures drop and school starts.

So it’s no surprise that the total number of active users on the public OpenSim grids is going up.

According to their published stats report, there were 44,129 actives this up, up by 1,128 from this time a month ago.

However, the total land area went down, by the equivalent of 738 standard regions. All of that drop — and then some — is accounted for by the fact that a single grid, CandM World, didn’t report its stats this month. Last month, it had over 1,800 regions. Today, the website just shows a security error message, so it could just be a configuration error.

We are now tracking a total of 2,675 public grids, of which 311 are active and 244 published their statistics this month. If you have a stats page that we’re not tracking, please email me at maria@hypergridbusiness.com — that way, your grid will be mentioned in this report every month, for additional visibility with both search engines and users.

This month, OSgrid was the largest grid by land area, with 34,103 standard region equivalents, while Wolf Territories Grid was the most active, with 6,950 unique logins over the past 30 days.

OpenSim land area for Sep. 2024. (Hypergrid Business data.).

Our stats do not include most of the grids running on DreamGrid, a free easy-to-use version OpenSim, since these tend to be private grids.

OpenSim is a free, open-source, virtual world platform, that’s similar to Second Life and allows people with no technical skills to quickly and cheaply create virtual worlds and teleport to other virtual worlds. Those with technical skills can run OpenSim worlds on their servers for free using either DreamGrid, the official OpenSim installer for those who are more technically inclined, or any other distribution, while commercial hosting starts at less than $5 a region.

A list of OpenSim hosting providers is here. Download the recommended Firestorm viewer here and find out where to get content for your OpenSim world or region here.

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Top 25 grids by active users

When it comes to general-purpose social grids, especially closed grids, the rule of thumb is the busier the better. People looking to make new friends look for grids that already have the most users. Merchants looking to sell content will go to the grids with the most potential customers. Event organizers looking for the biggest audience — you get the idea.

Top 25 most popular grids this month:

Wolf Territories Grid: 6,950 active users
OSgrid: 4,894 active users
GBG World: 2,422 active users
DigiWorldz: 2,143 active users
Darkheart’s Playground: 2,018 active users
Alternate Metaverse: 1,789 active users
WaterSplash: 1,491 active users
AviWorlds: 1,101 active users
AviVerse AlterEgo: 1,024 active users
Trianon World: 1,004 active users
Neverworld: 953 active users
Moonrose: 861 active users
Littlefield: 858 active users
Party Destination Grid: 792 active users
Craft World: 790 active users
Astralia: 717 active users
AvatarLife: 638 active users
Herederos Grid: 566 active users
Groovy Verse: 564 active users
SunEden Resort: 552 active users
Great Canadian Grid: 550 active users
Gentle Fire Grid: 496 active users
Kitely: 495 active users
Virtual Vista Metaverse: 456 active users
ZetaWorlds: 437 active users

Online marketplaces for OpenSim content

There are currently 21,019 product listings in Kitely Market containing 41,133 product variations, 35,892 of which are exportable.

Kitely Market has delivered orders to 630 OpenSim grids to date.

As you can see in the above chart, nearly all the growth in Kitely Market has been in content that can be exported to other grids — that is the green area on the graph. The red area, of non-exportable content, has stayed level for the past eight years.

The Kitely Market is the largest collection of legal content available in OpenSim. It is accessible to both hypergrid-enabled and closed, private grids. The instructions for how to configure the Kitely Market for closed grids are here.

New grids

I didn’t add any new grids to the database this month.

If you know of any public grid that we’re missing, please email me at maria@hypergridbusiness.com.

Suspended grids

The following 12 grids were suspended this month: BachmansWorld One, CatGrid, DigiGrids, German Grid, Legacy, Mathesis, Matrix, NewOffworld, Oczko, SFgrid, Steg, and Trinity’s DreamGrid/

If they don’t reappear online again soon, they will be marked as closed in future reports.

Sometimes, a grid changes its login URI or website address — if that’s the case, email me and let me know and I’ll update my database.

Top 40 grids by land area

All region counts on this list are, whenever available, in terms of standard region equivalents. Active user counts include hypergrid visitors whenever possible.

Many school, company, or personal grids do not publish their numbers.

The raw data for this month’s report is here. A list of all active grids is here. And here is a list of all the hypergrid-enabled grids and their hypergrid addresses, sorted by popularity. This is very useful if you are creating a hyperport.

You can see all the historical OpenSim statistics here, including polls and surveys, dating all the way back to 2009.

OSgrid: 34,103 regions
Wolf Territories Grid: 29,277 regions
Simation Grid: 25,408 regions
Kitely: 18,320 regions
ZetaWorlds: 13,010 regions
Alternate Metaverse: 10,605 regions
Groovy Verse: 8,380 regions
Discovery Grid: 4,919 regions
DigiWorldz: 3,526 regions
Virtual Vista Metaverse: 3,284 regions
Tag Grid: 1,464 regions
Shoalwater Bay: 1,088 regions
Friends Grid: 1,040 regions
ArtDestiny: 961 regions
GBG World: 960 regions
Virtual Worlds Grid: 914 regions
AviWorlds: 839 regions
Craft World: 688 regions
Kinky Haven: 677 regions
AvatarLife: 587 regions
Littlefield: 513 regions
GorGrid: 428 regions
Furry World: 373 regions
Virtual Worlds Zone: 364 regions
Neverworld: 332 regions
Nemesis 3D: 305 regions
EdMondo: 300 regions
Darkheart’s Playground: 276 regions
WestWorld Grid: 270 regions
DreamNation: 264 regions
Open Virtual Worlds: 229 regions
MisFitz Grid: 206 regions
Japan Open Grid: 196 regions
Kater and Friends: 193 regions
Counter Earth: 190 regions
Adreans-World: 170 regions
GerGrid: 141 regions
XTalent: 140 regions
Outworldz: 132 regions
Arcadia Asylum: 123 regions

Do you know of any other grids that are open to the public but that we don’t have in our database? Email me at maria@hypergridbusiness.com.

Hypergrid Business editor and publisher Maria Korolov is a science fiction novelist. During the day, Maria Korolov is an award-winning freelance technology journalist who covers artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and enterprise virtual reality. See her Amazon author page here and follow her on Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn, and check out her latest videos on the Maria Korolov YouTube channel. Email her at maria@hypergridbusiness.com. Her first virtual world novella, Krim Times, made the Amazon best-seller list in its category. Her second novella, The Lost King of Krim, is out now. She is also the publisher of MetaStellar, a new online magazine of speculative fiction.