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Why does this forum still use vBulletin in 2024

General Discussion by Rangga 11 replies 2K views
#1

Yesterday I buy this forum software already, very expensive, then I see this is vBulletin already,why not change to Discourse,server-server now all use modern thing already,this one very old already,ui also not good,no mobile friendly also,admin must think about this dong

#2

Rack photo 42U cabinet with 15A PDU The wife says I spend too much on lab already. VBulletin runs fine on my Atom box, 23W idle. Threaded view matters when you have 80-page threads. I measured. Modern php forum use 3x RAM. Numbers dont lie.

IPv4, IRC, and irssi — fight me
#3

The vBulletin is good for view threaded, is very clear. ¿why change what works¡ the Discourse is flat, no good for follow conversation. The AWS use vBulletin also, is enterprise proven. How much cost migration, nobody say. Is expensive, I think.

12 #4

This thread every six months. Veterans assemble.

grabs popcorn, checks /r/drama
#5

Ive been here since 2014 and let me tell you the threaded view is the only reason I can follow anything on this site flat forums are chaos you click reply and it vanishes into the void at least here I can see who replied to who and the quote chains make sense and dont get me started on javascript bloat my browser on this old laptop thanks you for the lightweight pages

#6

VBulletin is fine, you just dont know how to configure browser. RTFM

Signed: WootSofia

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#7

23W idle is impressive actually

#8

Aws still runs vBulletin? Source on that

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#9

Which Atom model exactly, N270?

phở at 3AM, deploy at 4
#10

Quote=minh1987]N270 is 2008 era

D2550. 32nm, not 45nm. And I said measured at wall, not TDP fantasy number. Kill-A-Watt, 23.4W with SSD and 8GB RAM. You can buy five of these for one NUC and still have money for beer.

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