AOL outages and service status in Congleton, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Congleton, England
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AOL Issues Reports Near Congleton, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Congleton and nearby locations:
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Daniel JB (@Danjblake68) reported from Holmes Chapel, England@AOLSupportHelp is the WiFi down currently?
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I'm Going To Become A Monkey (@type___e) reported@Voorishguy @7Hyenas one of my first online experiences was reading what people on the Star Trek AOL messageboards had to say about Voyager. "they ******* feminized the franchise!!!! every god damn episode is about how Man Science is no match for Woman Feelings"
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dustin (@dusty_58) reported@rowkerby @lady_valor_07 Yep for junk. I even made an aol account just a few years ago to sign up for crap.
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Nick S (@thesonx) reported@heckyessica I don't use it, but I can still login to my AOL account if I wanted
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Jesse White (@Jesse_T_White) reported@ManPalisades1 The point is that AT&T and AOL weren't media companies and Discovery is predominantly a cable network company. Paramount is heavily dependent on cable, but they're at least in a business that is lined up with what WB is already doing.
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Tim Williams (@timmyw520) reported@RossKneeDeep 19. Never had an AOL address. My first internet email address predated AOL. Yeah, I'm that old.
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What Now? (@LukkieCharm) reported@aaronsbeard5678 @lady_valor_07 I'd be way dead then. I remember when AOL was invented. Never used it. Was a dies hard ICQ and netscape woman.
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Sylent Mayhem (@SylentMayhem) reported@RickMcCracken @surajit_ghosh2 6 Mbps? No, Artemis is using a 260 Mbps laser-based link to transmit all data. With those speeds, we should be getting damn near 4K feeds from these live streams. We know they are getting WAY SHARPER images and feeds than the AOL Dial-up images they are providing us live.
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Primecrew (@primecrew) reported@lady_valor_07 Also worked at AOL. I'll never forget there scripting language for ART files. I worked in the Industry Connection Staff
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The Bad Seed 9015 (@TheBadSeed9015) reported@lady_valor_07 My first email-like service for work (in 1989) was a VAX, my first personal email was Compuserve, then I had AOL.
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womp womp (@w0mp_____w0mp) reported@frenbilt Damn, is that a 16 bit UI?! Looks like AOL Instant Messenger