AOL Outage Report in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Bowling Green, Kentucky
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bowling Green and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (94%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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NFT Freaks ⟠
(@nftfreaks) reported
Building a decentralized network that is encrypted in terms of communication. We will have messaging like AIM and chats like AOL with inner emails for longer convos. Every time someone publishes a sentence or piece of communication the file or footprint encrypts random strings.
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TDude73 #TeamSARRAY
(@TDude73) reported
@DianeHeartbeat @NintendoAmerica Cancel your AOL subscription, troll!
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oilbagger
(@sharetell) reported
@TheSecretAcct I don't think your comparison with AOL is fair. Through network effects #BTC is establishing itself a a store of value and can be viewed as digital gold. Governments continual money printing will drive more institutional and private investors to it. Time will tell who is right
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TermLimitsPrincezz
(@PrincessTerm) reported
Poor AOL has to shut off access for comments when they want to spread lies with no accountability. Being based in Nyc, it might as well be in China.
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MassDelusions
(@DelusionsMass) reported
@I_Am_Edwards24 @GlobalFightRev @Lizziepops0 WCW self destructed due to the Time Warner/AOL merger. Vince won by default. It was criminal to turn down an offer from Bischoff for 80 million with a time slot and take Vince’s 3-4 million while paying off the big contracts themselves. Horrible business.
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Dee
(@littleredyarn) reported
@OrcaPie Even though I had told him more than a few times that this is what AOL does. Needless to say, he never heard from Steve Case. /end
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B
(@diplodink) reported
@alf_goodall @ProFootballTalk It's possible for sure, I'm just still surprised. A decade worth of exec emails I expect to be tens of thousands, low six figures maybe. My mom's AOL box had 250,000, nothing deleted since the early 90s, and I've never seen a count that big in any discovery project.
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CringeWrestlingTakes
(@WrestleCringe) reported
@GoFreakYourself @wrasslinwizard To be fair that's not even entirely accurate. AOL had already decided they didn't want wrestling. So Time Warner dumped a lot of bad assets onto WCW's books, which made it seem like it was in worse financial shape than it really was.
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Marley
(@flanman88) reported
@WCVB And I thought cyber bullying was bad when it was just AOL instant messenger. Parents, keep your kids away from that crap for as long as you can!
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Jeremy (All Hallows Jedi)
(@Trenchman003) reported
@olgakhazan Short answer? That was the height of the war on drugs, leaded gasoline was only banned for a couple years at that point, it was half a decade before Romer vs. Evans and the internet was still a few years from AOL. People had ****** up childhoods w/no support & hid who they were.