AOL outages and service status in Brigg, England
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AOL Issues Reports Near Brigg, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Brigg and nearby locations:
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Matt (@MattTakeTwo) reported from Blyton, England@Mattisamazing33 Only 3 I've never done. Although if MSN account in lieu of AOL, that's 2
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Patrick Smith (@PatrickSmi80871) reported@UPMHPM @RagingKuJo1222 I have a problem with this, I predate some of these by so many years I don’t even know what they are, aol? Dial up? Floppy disk? I just got a cellphone and bypassed the computer age,, from rotary phone to smartphone in one move
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DeRose (@oftherose23) reported@DipWheeler I miss aol chat, the dopamine rush will never be replicated
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Chris Rohlfing (@J2Chris) reported@EdwardJDavey Harm their social media companies are doing? Do you still need your kids to help you log on to AOL? Technical buffoon.
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LINK (@CryptoMoney2035) reported@WatcherGuru Meta is like being logged into AOL at this point. Plus, Market Place sucks ***.
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-KEN- (@_KS2026_) reported@otokyo__ 19 Cause AOL sucked so bad!
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LindaLee in HB 🚫DMs🚫 (@HB_Sand_Granny) reported@athorpeus @RealJamesWoods @teammagakim Anne… One thing I learned very early in AOL chats is that ANYONE CAN BE ANYTHING ONLINE. Never assume…
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Governor Dill (@TheGreenOldDill) reported@TimB0116 That’s for the AOL service that I’m bringing back.
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Kelly Hallissey (@Bitchiest) reportedSo like around the time AOL settled the lawsuit, I got diagnosed with a skull based tumor. They only knew to look for it because decades before they found a neuroma on my hand and the surgeon warned me, you ever have sudden vision/hearing issues or headaches get scanned. It may mean you have a brain tumor. Needless to say when they found it, it scared the absolute **** out of me and put me in an odd position. I had just gotten close to 100k (Can't remember how much it was but I am positive someone else from the suit will remember) I sat there struggling with do I do the responsible thing with the money or live up what life I have left? the tumor is inoperable, it sits in the skull base, UNDER the skull, on the main nerves going into the brain stem. Between the jugular and the carotid artery. Trying to remove it would cause me to lose a major sense. OF course the hospital wanted to fish a needle up my vein to biopsy it and I said not just no but hell ******* no and not in some backwater in Texas. It took them 6 months to bother to tell me it was no longer growing and was now considered a lesion. That was idly dropped into convo with the neurologist. Apparently she had forgotten to tell me that 3 months previous. Anyhow I am very glad I did the responsible thing with it. BUT thats not the point of this post.... Using AI and entering in my symptoms, neuroma, schwannoma, tinnitis etc AI has told me that this is most likely Neurofibromatosis type 2. TY AI for more answers than any damn dr has given me in years. #FTR
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That_Data_Guy (@DavidSado3) reportedAnonymization sounds safe until you factor in auxiliary data and pattern matching. The AOL search data release and the Estimating the success of re-identifications in incomplete datasets using generative models both highlight the same reality: re-identification isn’t hypothetical, it’s proven. Real privacy requires built-in protection at the computation layer, not post-processing fixes, exactly the direction Secret Network is pushing.
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Chris (@CMcHeff) reported@UPMHPM I never had an AOL address, so 19. If you were born in the 70s, you had 25-20