AOL Outage Report in Highcliffe, Dorset, England
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E-mail (90%)
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Internet (5%)
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Total Blackout (4%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Highcliffe, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Highcliffe and nearby locations:
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Lee (Pilchard) Stacey
(@LStacey) reported
from
Bournemouth, England
@jowyang 1. AOL still exists? 2. Has it stopped being evil since the rebrand? 3. Who gives a ****?
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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34 Hanakookie🇸🇻
(@Hanakookie1) reported
@HodlTarantula History rhymes. Too bad those who were Netscape/AOL/Compuserve maxis try to say they were part of the internet too. Shiternets trying to rewrite history.
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CZEdwards (she/her/they/them) 💉💉💉
(@CZEdwards) reported
The horrifying moment when you realize that AOL, on its worst day, was a vastly superior steward of the internet than Facebook on its very best day.
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Moderate Investor
(@ModerateInvest) reported
@Thiiago_Slva @Kenya91832403 @netflix So true, paying Netflix is like paying AOL in the 90's for access to the internet. It's only a matter of time before the owners sell their own product and cut out the reseller.
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Jay
(@JayB4) reported
@RealChrisLi I wish I had that guy's job security. I'd love to just stop working and suck at my job and be guaranteed to never get fired. Wish I had whatever pictures of Leonsis he has when I was at AOL.
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Albiert Hob🐇🕳
(@AlbiertHob) reported
I came of age in the AOL era of the Internet and can say there’s never been a more exciting time than now. Feels like there’s so much possibility. And keep in mind all we had then was email and chat forums lol
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Ken Tobe
(@KidThorazine) reported
@DerekGameDev @arthur_affect yeah, before 2.5 AOL was just another BBS type service like Prodigy and Compuserve, because the world wide web didn't exist yet.
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Derek the Game Dev (“New” Account)
(@DerekGameDev) reported
@KidThorazine @arthur_affect I think I was around before 2.0 and I don’t remember a browser always being there. I poked around on the ‘Net and couldn’t find anything on early AOL. I’ll always be kind of nostalgic for the service, though.
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MiKE JAY💬
(@_MiKEJaY_) reported
@reallyrai And i never gave aol my address yet they always found me
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Purple L Chickens
(@prplchknz) reported
@JoeHolder_ Because capitalism. Aol knew we were going to eventually pay them. But for stuff that would actually save us, they don't give a **** about. I realize this is pessimistic but look around and you know it's true.
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Rich Nicoloff
(@Rich5off) reported
@bodh_io Yep, dial up (AOL). Uphill, in the snow, both ways. IYKYK One of the perks of working for @NIUNorthernStar was that we had ethernet connections to the university mainframe. Fast, for those days. Sucked going home to slower than slow dial-up.