AOL Outage Report in Mount Dora, Lake County, Florida
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E-mail (89%)
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Internet (6%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Mount Dora, Florida
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Mount Dora and nearby locations:
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William H.
(@EmbersToAsh) reported
from
South Apopka, Florida
I love Apple products and always will but I crack up when a new iOS comes out and they change like the size of the font in the draft folder of your aol email that dates 1995 and earlier and people lose their shit thinking it’s genius will.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Riku ಊ Manynames
(@FoxTrickery) reported
@CaseyExplosion I was moderating AOL's comment section that year, and you can see the ouroboros between the **** his supporters spouted ("throwing gays off buildings") and him picking up on it and spouting it, and back again.
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Matthew Ball
(@ballmatthew) reported
AOL never argued the 'net by explaining TCP/IP or internetworking standards, but instead use cases + catchphrases ("You've Got Mail") Similarly, every company described the Internet opportunity differently because internetworking standards weren't relevant - business opps were
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Common Sense Commando
(@CommandoSense2) reported
@harmonizedgrace @mrsmeganeverly Lol, I used have a friend on AOL that had horrible grammar and spelling. I always gave her crap because she was a medical transcriptionist.
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raging at injustice Abolish Qualified Immunity
(@weems) reported
@falseroxy help i remember aol
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Shiv
(@airgups23) reported
from
Lafayette, California
@AdtechGod 3 reasons I'm right: 1. The #s are going down. 2. FB has never shown they can innovate, all 'innovation' has come through acq. Gov't won't let them acq anymore. 3. Sheryl is gone and and Mark is ET. 4. Metaverse is too far away. In 2000 no one thought AOL could fail either.
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Bart Hutt
(@TheBarticus) reported
@breezeline Hey Breezeline, your service is out again. Over $100 a month and your up time is worse than AOL dialup in 1996
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BlackPplCrypto
(@CryptoPpl) reported
@BabuyehH @MikeBaggz @Tiffany26217102 No, I am not. The first websites were IP addresses. Network Solutions assigned a unique name to a website's IP address using pre-existing extensions such as .com, .edu, .net (i.e. Aol .com and as email address is older than its dotcom web name).
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Buenaventura Dubutti
(@AnarchoGamerism) reported
@SrirachaVodka DSA Punk is missing "never shutting up about AoL"
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Matt Bille - SciWriter
(@MattWriter) reported
@RosemaryMosco I was around when the primary means of talking was AOL text-only chat rooms, and there was a lot of this infuriating crap even then.
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pizza_b1tch
(@pizza_b1tch) reported
@themindisacity @gaycrouton Me too!! I got in trouble with my mom because she didn’t like me talking to strangers on AOL!