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AOL outages and service status in Chinnor, England

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  • DmMck66
    CadaverDog (@DmMck66) reported

    @Sanimainaira @SpaceX It makes US safe from having our data used for deleterious reasons. We get to use it free, or we can use extras for a small cost. I don't see a problem. I used to work for AOL & saw a problem right away when they stopped charging. Selling YOU to a marketing firm must be OK.

  • danwardlaw
    Dan Wardlaw (In all thy SONS commands) (@danwardlaw) reported

    @TheSilentFew @altonbrown Haha!!! It's gotten worse lately, all I'm starting to see is AOL all over again. People swearing left, right & center. When reported twitter comes back with, oh, they haven't broken any rules... so how will your statement be true?

  • dsp478
    Pope478 (@dsp478) reported

    @WhiskeyDave4 @Shakadoowadman @AOC His space program wouldn't exist without support from the US Gov. So those "free rides" for astronauts have been paid for. And he only let Ukraine use starling for free for a limited time. Like AOL used to do by leaving those free cds with a week long free trial all over.

  • mikescrimes
    Prime Minister Charles Edward Cheese (@mikescrimes) reported

    @RogersHelps Rogers Ignite has to be the worst and most unreliable internet service I've had my entire life. AOL dial up was more reliable.

  • flightmode1281
    flightmode (@flightmode1281) reported

    @TheRickWilson What the hell is this garbage? It reads like an insult from a chat room on AOL from twenty years ago.

  • perk713
    DatDudePerk (@perk713) reported from Springfield, Maryland

    If you never heard of Cingular Wireless, Wachovia Bank or AOL..Address me as Unc

  • RHMoonHill
    Richard H. Moon (@RHMoonHill) reported

    @americanmegalo ****, I still remember my AOL Forums screenname, and which Usenet forums I frequented

  • subjacentish
    Subjacent Banana (@subjacentish) reported

    @trendless Yeah that is true to some extent, for some platforms. The Sierra Network was really great in its early years. By the time it was INN, the life had gone out of most of it. Usenet & AOL were never any good, imo. Structure was wrong from the outset.

  • UnsanitarysaniT
    brian murphy (@UnsanitarysaniT) reported

    @AOL and @Apple there must be a better solution for the multiple emails of spam I get on a daily basis. I block the contact every time, but I still get 5-10 in my regular inbox daily.

  • qhardy
    Quentin Hardy (@qhardy) reported

    @BGrueskin If you were an AOL shareholder, that deal saved your life. It may have wrecked Time Warner, but AOL avoided the worst of the dotcom bust.