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AOL outages and service status in Coventry, England

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Coventry, England

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AOL Issues Reports Near Coventry, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Coventry and nearby locations:

  • fionasimpsonsav
    fiona simpson savoia (@fionasimpsonsav) reported from Coventry, England

    @AOL I can send on My phone and see my new messages on the aol app ,but. Not Able to receive new messages on my phone .keep getting an account error message .help !

AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • corelumen
    CoreLumen (@corelumen) reported

    Most people should never have been allowed to leave the AOL garden.

  • Josephk90
    Draft Watch 3.0... (White Ave Johnny) (@Josephk90) reported

    @tomzonks @elevatereport What? How is he going to lose his majority? We also don't switch party leaders in governance. Never going to happen. Be prepared to sign into the internet like the AOL days onces this new bill passes.

  • plainOTXen
    TheBougiePigeon (@plainOTXen) reported

    @IndexAndForget I entered college when dial up AOL was still a household stable but the dorm had T1 over Ethernet. People were downloading songs in 30 seconds and sharing on the internal network. I knew the end of AOL was near. Other similar tech companies on the timeline recently. $AUR $JOBY

  • MaidenViking_
    MaidenViking (@MaidenViking_) reported

    @MattPinner_ 18 points I never had AOL adress (not american) and not used a checkbook, as by the time I was an adult (2000) it was not that common in my country anymore. And when I was a kid, most adults I saw, never used these. Only some business men. More common to use physical bankgiro.

  • SRTGhost08
    imyours (@SRTGhost08) reported

    @wwc4022871 @JOKAQARMY1 We were into it in my world too, circa 2000-2004. ****, we can go back to middle school too. Once we got our first PC and a free 1,000 hrs CD-rom from AOL…. My horniness went through the roof

  • HengruiYang
    Henry Yang (@HengruiYang) reported

    @Ravenismeee When I was nine, there was no YouTube & no Google. There was AskJeeves, Netscape, Javanoid, Snood, Neopets, AOL, & some other old *** pre-YouTube, pre-Google **** that probably took forever to load if you were lucky enough to maintain a stable dial-up connection. I’m old af. lol

  • notsure390
    NotSure (@notsure390) reported

    @Bubblebathgirl Never get acquired by a failing business. Time Warner let itself get bought by AOL and it was a disaster.

  • bitcoinbaddie
    Bitcoin⚡️Baddie (@bitcoinbaddie) reported

    @anonchain @cryptopunks “Collectibles will be valued for when they were created, not just what they look like.” IMO, that really applies more in the physical world — like first edition Pokémon cards or a Babe Ruth rookie card. We don’t exactly value AOL 1.0 software the same way, right? That said, I 100% agree $uPeg has something novel and innovative for this cycle, and I think it’ll do well long term regardless. But if the team wants to lean heavily into “on-chain provenance,” they should look at Ordinals. I was there from day one, and people got absolutely rekt chasing sub-100 inscriptions 🤡 and over time, inscriptions didn’t matter. My whole point is: lean into everything. Don’t alienate or cut off a feature that many collectors genuinely find value in. There was never a need to completely remove visual rarity when it wasn’t hurting anything. May be except their egos.

  • rouchosfyi
    Rouchos (@rouchosfyi) reported

    Kids today will never know the high-stakes gamble of using an AOL disc to install the internet, only to have a 2-hour download ruined because someone in the house picked up the landline phone

  • Hobby_CNC
    Brian Volken (@Hobby_CNC) reported

    @lady_valor_07 19. Never did AOL.