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  • msjan81
    Msjan81 🫶🏾 (@msjan81) reported

    19 never had an AOL address.

  • Marc_Fagel
    Marc Fagel (@Marc_Fagel) reported

    @conrad_twitt3r @Cointelegraph You kids with your Tok-tiks and your A1... you'll never know the hardship of getting your legs all scratched up when the AOL CDs came flying out of your magazines all the time.

  • toddtempleman
    Todd Templeman (@toddtempleman) reported

    @nikitabier Friendly critique: As someone who has gotten immense benefit from Grok and thinks Elon’s takeover of Twitter may end up saving civilization, believe me when I say this with gratitude and respect… On the surface, this has the feel of AOL, Yahoo, and Microsoft homepage circa 1995. Will give it a shot and with Grok’s help maybe it’s a breakthrough. But, for example, I’ve always been interested in “education,” and never once has following it as a category delivered anything but stomach churning nonsense from a corrupted and dying industry. The topic of education, imo, ought to be if not focused at least dedicated in part to new forms that replace the industrial mind-torture that too much of schooling has been for more than a century. And the same applies to so many topics. Hopefully, Grok will be the first entity to overcome the top-40 impulses that convert everything into mass market pablum. But if not, I fear this was a lot of talent and a lot of time wasted focusing on categorization. Either we’ve just been doing it wrong, and Grok might find a new way, or the impulse to categorize into these same old topics is a will-o’-the-wisp.

  • s5drew
    Mr.Johnny5 (@s5drew) reported

    @LionDegen @DailyLoud A dude from “Europe “ Just told me bots took over when Elon came in . When you’re that ******* stupid . You’re just stupid . Bots have existed since twitter came about , even on AOL , in droves . So shut ******** up ***** .

  • AlphaGregVM
    Gregoris (@AlphaGregVM) reported

    @TheGoldenDays Mirc and icq…. Never used any aol anything

  • carm714_z
    zo💋 (@carm714_z) reported

    got denied access to my @AOL acct and the customer service number tried to get me to PAYYYY to get access back to my account w/o giving me a reason as to why it was denied. **** OUTTA HEREEEE.

  • Stubbs24ss
    Ryan (@Stubbs24ss) reported

    @_Pat_Murphy Always a.i.m. I never heard anyone call it aim. Maybe aol, but that's all

  • TechnoCatalyst4
    TechnoCatalyst (@TechnoCatalyst4) reported

    @The_mrNG @CanaanQuest @citizencyborg Blockbuster dominated video rental and doesn't exist. MySpace was the monopoly social network. Xerox, Blackberry, Yahoo, AOL, etc the graveyard of monopolies is bigger than the list of current ones.

  • P33RL3SS
    D.#dwards (@P33RL3SS) reported

    @ChiefAgenteer @GaryMarcus Malfunctions is more accurate. But again, how much liability should the AI company have? Should the Internet Service Provider be responsible for the behavior of every user? How is OpenAI different from ISPs like AOL?

  • DanielDell1997
    Daniel Dell (@DanielDell1997) reported

    Warner Bros. is better off staying an independent major company. Not even the merger between TimeWarner and AOL would be as bad as the times they merged with AT&T, Discovery, or potentially Paramount!!!!