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Who broke UO.Com?

Started by Drakelord · 2019-05-05 · 14 posts · General Discussions
#0
Been trying all day to access the web site


#1
This is like the 3rd weekend in a row. It'll be back when they go to work Monday.
#2
*hides his magnet*

I’m sure I know nothing about that 
#3
It's hard to keep those old 486's running...
#4
LOL. I was actually going to buy some sovereigns this weekend, to no avail. But now the desire has past. So I saved some $$$ and UO/BS/EA (whoever) lost out, AGAIN!
#6
It's hard to keep those old 486's running...
Uriah you know dang well it's hosted on an old TRS-80 aka Trash 80 from RatShack er RadioShack!  😂
#7
It's hard to keep those old 486's running...
Uriah you know dang well it's hosted on an old TRS-80 aka Trash 80 from RatShack er RadioShack!  😂
When did they upgrade from the VIC-20
#8
Bilbo said:
It's hard to keep those old 486's running...
Uriah you know dang well it's hosted on an old TRS-80 aka Trash 80 from RatShack er RadioShack!  😂
When did they upgrade from the VIC-20


VIC-20?  When did they upgrade from the TI 99/4A?  😂
#9
Drop the A for a TI99/4 or we could go all the way back to the beginning with
Apple I
Release date: April 11, 1976
CPUMOS 6502 @ 1 MHz
Memory: 4 KB standard; expandable to 8 KB or 48 KB using expansion cards

#10
I do remember my first "gaming computer" was 200 mhz with 3 one gig hard drives. Windows 95. Only cost like $2500 too! Before that I had a 75 mhz with a one gig hard drive. It ran UO btw when UO wasn't crashed lol


#11
The 486DX2 66 MHz processor was popular on home-oriented PCs during the early to mid 1990s, toward the end of the MS-DOS gaming era. It was often coupled with a VESA Local Bus video card.  With if I remember right had 1M memory with a 500M HD running a 56K dial-up.  All of this was top of the line in 93 LOL and I broke it out when I got online with UO just to see if I could run it, slow as hell but it did work, I took naps between every step.
#12
Commodore 64 IBTL! >.<

That is the first computer I did any bit of runnable code - programmed a centipede game. 🙂

Anyhoo.... From what I gather, the entire root domain is "up in the cloud" running wordpress.
Is not the "computer" is the stack.
#13
I had one of those when they first came out for get ready $699 and that was just the CPU and keyboard.
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