AOL Outage Report in Selkirk, The Scottish Borders, Scotland
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The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Selkirk and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (74%)
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Internet (16%)
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Total Blackout (9%)
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Wi-fi (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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geesecougar2
(@geesecougar2) reported
@83Weeks #AskEric Vince won the wars, but could he have survived in that AOL machine? Or would any booker have been destined to fail in that context?
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(@ryoshu) reported
@SimonSaysCoding @bradleyboy AOL IM had ~53 million active users at its peak. Slack is ~12 million. But AOL was racking its own hardware back then, so they had different problems.
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joseph osmundson (all pronouns)
(@reluctantlyjoe) reported
@1demerith Omg I have never stopped using <3 and =) from my AIM/AOL dial up days
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August8
(@Augustine8) reported
@RampCapitalLLC CD rom peak times....damn AOL things were in every magazine for 5 years
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em 🏳️🌈
(@illustr8d) reported
@PencilearsArt I was on GEnie and it was nice because you had to be able to do a little code to use it. it was far more complicated than AOL, which came later. also it was a paid service. so very few people wanted to pay to cause trouble. (and we kicked them out if they did.)
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Don't pick me
(@sarcasticbooger) reported
@luxoper0n @xo_plasm Girl, who ******** wants zoombinis on a CD rom when you can DOS box it? Where you even going to get a machine running windows 95? Dead Grandma's spyware laden artifact pc she used to play bridge and check aol mail?
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Rich Rogers
(@RichRogers_) reported
@eyeofbass @Scaramucci Buying Bitcoin today is like buying up all of the best domain names back in the early 1990s. Last year was the equivalent of supporting an HTML page. This year is the AOL phase with Square. Soon we will have crypto native solutions that drive latency out of the financial network.
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Joel Berger
(@teknomantik) reported
@RealMarkPowell @SwiftOnSecurity Oh gods, and "Easy Internet Access." Imagine a custom wrapper around DUN and IE3 (so essentially AOL without the proprietary transport) hardwired to a pre-provisioned account. Now imagine it breaks if you change your password and requires a secret-handshake fix from support.
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David Crais PMP CMPE
(@davidcrais) reported
If you’re bio only includes tenure at #SiliconValley name brand A-list startups over the past 10 years, your value is about to drop precipitously. Post-Covid it’s a different world, eras end. By 2002, no one gave a damn about anyone who was an AOL or LotusNotes veteran. #tech
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Rob Tornoe
(@RobTornoe) reported
AOL Instant Messenger never went down for hours at a time. Just saying.