DieselMinded
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........or at least that's what your Snapple lid said
Shamil already posted the pdf here before vbtruth did, and it's been discussed there in full detail. Sorry to hear you missed it
This was my reply to that article:Bringing this topic back to life, I just finished reading two articles over at vbtruth in regards to the litigation. I never thought the roadmap on the litigation filings was legible, but after reading them with my own eyes, I AM BEYOND PISSED.
When has it every gone smoothly?vBulletin Message
The vBulletin.com forums are currently offline as we upgrade the software. Assuming all the upgrade stars align, we should be back and better than ever shortly. There is unexpected beauty hidden everywhere in this world — one just has to be open to seeing it. Remember that the next time you sneeze on your monitor.
Still offline and you posted over 1/2 hour ago. If they had XenForo they'd be done already.
General Counsel for Internet Brands B. Lynn Walsh has committed perjury, according to veritas at vbtruth
http://vbtruth.com/dear-ms-b-lynn-walsh-we-must-not-tell-lies/413/
When I was last there all I got was a white screen. Now it's back to their standard message.Still offline and you posted over 1/2 hour ago. If they had XenForo they'd be done already.
and now its backWhen I was last there all I got was a white screen. Now it's back to their standard message.
Like I said, when ever does it go smoothly?
I'm so glad to be here.
and now its back
Xenforo has spoiled me. In the past I would have thought that was smooth.
About an hour and a half - at least. Xenforo has spoiled me. In the past I would have thought that was smooth. Now it just looks sad.
And people would be posting, WHAT HAPPENED?!?!?!? The world is coming to an end. Now it is normal. Guess I'll be updating my vB4 site in a couple days. Wonder what will break this time?Actually back in the day (gosh I hate to say that...) that would still have been considered as something went wrong. I don't recall any old vBulletin 3.x updates taking an hour and a half <_<;
When you can upgrade with enough confidence not to back up first, those where the good old days.I wouldn't know. I went to vB about a month before 4 was released. So I never knew the Good Old Days.
yeah, back in the day, upgrading vBulletin was exciting...not in that you had to worry about something going horribly wrong, rather, exciting to see what new feature was added, for example.Actually back in the day (gosh I hate to say that...) that would still have been considered as something went wrong. I don't recall any old vBulletin 3.x updates taking an hour and a half <_<;
When will the case be heard?
yeah, back in the day, upgrading vBulletin was exciting...not in that you had to worry about something going horribly wrong, rather, exciting to see what new feature was added, for example.
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