AOL outages and service status in Columbia, Maryland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Columbia, Maryland
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AOL Issues Reports Near Columbia, Maryland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Columbia and nearby locations:
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Mary Etta (@bhobunny) reported from Milford Mill, Maryland@NancyLeeGrahn @AOL I thought it was just me having issues.
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Hampton Brown (@hebrwn) reported from Fulton, Maryland@pewjournalism @pewresearch New Verizon CEO from Erickson, Hans Vestberg, is an enterprise guy who naturally fits in with the 5G, Wired, network and cable component of the Company. Tim Armstrong, AOL, advocated Content by securing Yahoo, etc. was culturally never assimilated into #VZ
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Monye Weiner (@MonyeWeiner) reported from Pikesville, Maryland@DennisDMZ Lizzy should never have talked about the “Tippy, Tippy, Top”! That’s what happens when you steal from AOL, ACLU, I mean AOC or whatever her initials are.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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زيْتا كلب (@Zeta_Kalb) reported@ZrcaIo Oh AOL, the bad-ol' days of 28.8Kbit modems, screeching phone lines, and twenty minutes to download a small JPEG...
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aitso.tez (@aitsolabs) reported@jesse_altman every musician i work with cringes at things like dead urls, myspace/aol/geocities mentions, or misspellings on their old albums. i totally agree with reducing clicks, especially while hen is so slow, but i don't agree that adding a twitter to your description is the way to do it
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Jim Petersen (@1jmcp) reported@AOLSupportHelp billing page giving me problems
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10/23 The Herald of the 🦂 SZN (@_DE_VO_) reportedEveryone on AOL IM was from CA, TX, FL, NY/NJ, Philly, ATL, or Chicago never anywhere else. That’s why those the only places we move now.
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Carl Bettencourt (@Hot_Carl_B) reportedIt’s funny watching all you losers talk about the internet outage. I’m over here laughing, having been swiftly connected to AOL with my 28.8bps modem and my landline.
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Gabby Rossi (@rossig34) reported@AOL coming in with the WORST customer service I’ve have EVER dealt with. Refuses to assist with resetting a password unless we pay them to do so?? What a joke of a company.
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SB (@slapthebowler) reported@christopherpmo I think I actually failed the class but the teacher gave me a C. 🙃 Only C I got in high school. My typing got better in the aol chat rooms. I don't remember any of the other crap we learned in that class...
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Marcus Green (@HelloFromMarcus) reportedAn Email Arrives! "Sent from the all new AOL app" AOL is still a thing? They have an app? I'm going to need to sit down.
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RW (@rwoster) reported@77cyko Back when I used to use AOL discs to access the internet, I never thought I'd be able to communicate/learn on something like Twitter. I don't know what the future holds for Bitcoin, but regulation can't stop its growth (can't speak for shitcoins) and commerce is here and growing.
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coreteks (@coreteks) reported@FoolAllTheTime There's no way the "hypeverse" will be built on a walled garden, if it ever is to exist. Beyond niche industrial applications NVidia's vision is bound to fail, they're building an "AOL" of metaverses if that makes sense.