AOL Outage Report in Chard, Somerset, England
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E-mail (76%)
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Internet (16%)
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Total Blackout (6%)
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Wi-fi (2%)
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Phone (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Chard, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Chard and nearby locations:
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Sabina Ahmed
(@sabaone) reported
from
Taunton, England
What I don’t understand is I live in rural England, my broad band with @BT was abysmal, slow , problematic and hard to get customer service whereas when we had AOL for years we had no problem / good service and now @SkyUK since 2015, great speed / no problems. Same place!
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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🧱Brick Slamchest 💪
(@whetherhead5) reported
@SayAnythingH I went to McDonalds a few years ago and the receipt had an AOL Email address in their contacts. Must have been hard times and they were just ripping through the free AOL service discs.
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Yeet Yeeterson
(@CCryptoMoon) reported
@privmatters101 @michael_saylor @cullenroche Everything is a tradeoff and a balance, if the network can't scale to levels in which it can be globally used for transactions , then it is junk as you said. Bitcoin is only a store of value, and I like it. But it is nothing more than AOL .... It's capabilities are very limited.
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bay 🖖💙💛 watching ds9
(@trekanometry) reported
read a 'signs you're a xennial' infographic and it's like dial up, answering machine, aol, walkman etc, but it should really be 'signs you're a xennial or poor millennial' bc we always got better tech at a snail's pace compared to the 'normal' kids lmao
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Thea Landen
(@TheaLanden) reported
@ValontheMoon If I remember correctly, my very first AOL screen name (so around 1996, I think) was Saxophone7 because...I played the saxophone. So innovative. There were no profile pictures because we didn't have a scanner yet. And when we got one, it was slow as ****.
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mara ⚡️
(@mara_calv) reported
@brianne2k ICE BREAKER: Making my first AOL screen name! I think it was gelpen318 or something terrible because I was obsessed with gel pens. #PopChat
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jiminy_cricket
(@jiminyc76513860) reported
@JackDaniel8008 @paulkrugman By 2005... I mean that’s probably fair... most ppl set up an email acct back in 97-98 and hadn’t touched it in 5 years at that point. AOL Games was crap by then and there was no FB, YouTube, or Netflix. I’d be surprised to find anything proving his statement inaccurate by 2005.
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Paul Leone
(@paul_leone) reported
@AviWoolf Reminds me of the time me and two of my HS friends went camping and erected a pile of firewood so high the park rangers drove by twice to make sure we didn't start any trouble. It was capped with an AOL CD. (Remember those?)
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新屋 將
(@garywilsonet) reported
I never even sent him my albums just kinda started throwing **** online once it got to The Rake Sometimes when you’re super close with someone you don’t need to turn it into words. And with that, I’m getting the hell off AOL for a bit.
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Kat
(@KatInTheCLE) reported
@digitallynativ Geriatric Millennials will never understand the pain Gen X endured by using computers that didn't have hard drives. You'd click "file" and it would say "insert disk 3." AOL didn't get popular until 8-10 years after those IBM PC days. #YesImOld
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Investidor Geração Z | Gen Z Investor
(@investidor_zgen) reported
@chrishlad AOL Time Warner had some sense, but it was really poor executed. HP buying PALM is really mind boogling, Palm was already down. Yahoo overvalued a lot their acquisitions, Mark Cuban has to be thankful everyday