AOL outages and service status in Pineville, Louisiana
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Sexy Ladies Lover (@SexyWomenLover3) reported@61Devlin @TheRajGiri It wasn't sold to WWF at that point-he lost power in the AOL/Time Warner merger before Vince bought WCW-why Jamie Kellner was able to cancel wrestling being broadcast on the network. Schivaone would no longer have been there after Vince bought it either-he would have been home
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burgerkingdiciple1311 (@bugerkingsoulja) reported@jakrrs **** ***** im still using aol
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Penelope. (@purplepastryyy) reported@HeerJeet if you want absolutely no ai, i'd use aol search! it's like, honestly not that great as a search engine, but quite frankly all of the other search engines are also quite bad. and it's so decrepit it will never have ai!
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₳ndrew (@notSamWukong) reported@corey_lineberry @25YearsAgoLive That does sound pretty cool concept. But I don’t know if the Internet could even support something like that. I mean it’s mostly for like emails and browsing AOL, right?
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AM Pines (@AM_Pines) reported@LeafLee6 We were clobbering each for AOL hours on CDs. We were asking anyone and everyone for an invite code to get into Livejournal or Gmail. People may have been confused by the Internet (especially older folks who didn't use computers regularly) but no, it was not like this AI ****.
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@Nobody (@NobodysRebel) reportedAllegedly this is common knowledge but @nodqdotcom don't research **** after aol sold Teds braves and WCW he sold all of his stock and stepped away in 2002
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Charles R. Smith🔹 (@softwarnet) reported@SawyerMerritt @Starlink Let's be honest - geo sync satellites are obsolete for mass users. Poor reception, low data rates, weather down times, high prices, caps on usage are all "features" of a Geo bird. Starlink is closer to fiber while Hughesnet was like a 9600 baud modem doing AOL form 1990.
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MaidenViking (@MaidenViking_) reported@MattPinner_ 18 points I never had AOL adress (not american) and not used a checkbook, as by the time I was an adult (2000) it was not that common in my country anymore. And when I was a kid, most adults I saw, never used these. Only some business men. More common to use physical bankgiro.
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Lying KJP (@LyingKJP) reported@StevenHeathen @SadTreachery A rootkit can have malice intent, stupid Sony BMG and AOL 5.0 are examples of companies that were sued for similar situations
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Eric Brittingham (@brittinghambass) reported@drummertpf @Yahoo @yahoomail People laugh because I still have aol mail, but I've never had a problem