vBulletin
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vBulletin is Microsoft Windows and Linux compatible CPU and memory benchmarking software. Under heavy loads (12.5 users online), it typically tests the hardware to destruction. In a remotely hosted environment, it may drive the system administrator to alcoholism, insanity and suicide.
edit Software Users
edit Users
The software is designed for anyone with money, from young to old, as long as you have money they will not discriminate against you.
edit Administrators
The software is specially designed for people who insist on paying more for a bloated feature set to do a relatively simple task. It will not run well on any less than a Wikipedia-grade server farm.
edit Pricing
vBulletin is not free software, except for on BitTorrent, where it is of course free.
edit Easter Eggs
- E-mail bombing software, the owner of the software receives one e-mail per database error, resulting in hundreds of unwanted e-mails per day.
- Discussion board software, how the programmers snuck this easter egg in we'll never know!
- It's purple - it might match your walls or something, or at least your Prince record from 1984.
- Horribly written code, so you can learn how NOT to script!
- A former version had search engine spidering features which search engine spiders wouldn't use! Surely the greatest innovation ever!
- The software includes BillMe 4.7, a powerful software module capable of billing you up to $760 a year to maintain your vBulletin installation. As they say, "the more money you have the more money we'll take!"
edit The market leading Chav repellant
Simply print out a vBulletin page and stick it on the wall where the unwanted persons meet. Remember, even Filthy Chavsters have standards, so they'll move off elsewhere. Problem solved!
