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What was the UBB crash of '99?

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Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: aplefka
You mean you gave it to yourself. We all know you're a mod. The facade is pointless. 😉😛

I had mod privelages for about 2 days many moons ago. I thought it was rather overwhelming and I didn't like crackin' heads so I told Jason to remove the privelages.

Ohhhhhh....so now you just have GeekBabe take care of your dirty work??? 😀
 
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: aplefka
You mean you gave it to yourself. We all know you're a mod. The facade is pointless. 😉😛

I had mod privelages for about 2 days many moons ago. I thought it was rather overwhelming and I didn't like crackin' heads so I told Jason to remove the privelages.

Ohhhhhh....so now you just have GeekBabe take care of your dirty work??? 😀

she certainly likes crackin' heads 🙁
 
UBB crashed when we hit 5000 users or so, it was cgi based on a flat file architecture. It wasn't designed to handle the abuse we were throwing it. Thus it was ditched.
 
Originally posted by: Jason Clark
UBB crashed when we hit 5000 users or so, it was cgi based on a flat file architecture. It wasn't designed to handle the abuse we were throwing it. Thus it was ditched.

:Q

i :heart: fusetalk 😉
 
Originally posted by: Jason Clark
UBB crashed when we hit 5000 users or so, it was cgi based on a flat file architecture. It wasn't designed to handle the abuse we were throwing it. Thus it was ditched.

5000 :Q *looks at the current number of users*:Q
 
Originally posted by: Jason Clark
UBB crashed when we hit 5000 users or so, it was cgi based on a flat file architecture. It wasn't designed to handle the abuse we were throwing it. Thus it was ditched.

Wow, that sounds almost painful. I hope UBB has upgraded themselves since then.
 
Originally posted by: iwantanewcomputer
there are a ton of users who's join date is 10/09/99. did they just reset the whole thing and let everybody join again?

Yeah. There are no join dates before that day.
 
Originally posted by: Jason Clark
UBB crashed when we hit 5000 users or so, it was cgi based on a flat file architecture. It wasn't designed to handle the abuse we were throwing it. Thus it was ditched.

Wasn't there more like 10k members around the time of the switch?
I also remember when Anand was considering Delphi Forums, and asked what people though about it.
Damn the software they used was awful!
 
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