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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.

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  • foolyoldaccount
    neneh cherrysis evangelion (@foolyoldaccount) reported

    Like, sometimes I wonder how nonces found each other before dodgy chatrooms on AOL started. But **** like this reminds me that they’re pretty open about it, they just pass it off as banter.

  • twitch_tv_pat
    twitch.tv/pat 💪 (@twitch_tv_pat) reported

    @TheDrainmaker The second that Ted sold everything to aol was the death of wcw , aol never had interest in wcw , and if it wasn’t for Ted wcw wouldn’t have lasted that long

  • ProofOf_ion
    Ion.eth (@ProofOf_ion) reported

    @materkel A lot of individuals always fall back on the incredibly dumb and unintelligent “lol remember AOL and Netscape?” analogies, and it always makes me want to pull out my hair. They should be making the comps to Internet protocol winners, or even OSI layers and their subsequent platforms and hardware buildout, but the insanely stupid human brain always wants to cite AOL, Netscape, Yahoo because it’s easy to grasp and it fits their specific desire (that hopefully Bitcoin and Ethereum are less permanent global infrastructure, and more like “companies”). Retard-world. lol.

  • RevengeSam92447
    Sammys_Revenge (@RevengeSam92447) reported

    @anvilpw @LewisWetzel5 @themagaking Interesting. I got online in 1990. FSU ran a pilot program, and I bought a modem. 32K, I think. Cost me over $300. That's easily over a thousand now. I signed up for AOL before there was a Yahoo. The service from FSU was subscriber based, and alloted you a certain number of hours a week. Ridiculously low. I don't recall ever consuming all my hours in the beginning. When I got online, there were less than a hundred thousand total civilian users in America, and none anywhere else. There was almost no income form the web, friend. I doubt your assertion.

  • AaronJRolen
    Aaron Rolen (@AaronJRolen) reported

    @ForemanTaxLaw Do you know, on a certain level, an AOL email address demands respect. I mean, this guy could be the worst lawyer in history, or he’s so good that he just does what he wants. Kind of like the guy that wears new balance tennis shoes with slacks.

  • LumpySpaceTaco
    At the speed in which they... (@LumpySpaceTaco) reported

    @iiamkrshn Lets see if this works. Okay, I'm trying to remember the name of this game that was Santa theme'd. You played as Santa, I played it on was when AOL games. The graphics were pretty terrible, Everything was pixel art, There were presents involved

  • Jumberman
    PaulFromPhilly (@Jumberman) reported

    @conquertheno 23 ~ Never had an AOL Address

  • DoxxieDonut
    Horus (@DoxxieDonut) reported

    @kurt13warner @RamsNFL Honestly, it's way worse today because everyone is used to being anonymous. It's brings out the worst in people and they're not scared to say ANYTHING. I was around for AOL online. Chat rooms and theywere always positive.

  • Anon_Whale_
    TANK 🥫 (@Anon_Whale_) reported

    @ciderpunk20 The thing is, you’ve been trained to think a certain way from that AOL scammer team. They’ve got you brainwashed. There are a lot of coins out there that are doing well. The problem with them is they’re just trying to push narratives that don’t really catch and they’ve lost all trust so no one wants to buy their stuff. It’s pretty obvious they use the same team to pump and dump their coins even their newest one rial looks sane set up as United. These people are true scumbags. I don’t go around, hating on projects, but if I find people that are doing **** that is wrong and shady and trying to cheat people, I will go out of my way to warn everybody. You seem like a good person and I would like to see you succeed in Crypto. But following all the projects these guys do is just gonna end up losing you money. I see you are at least in that Marborough project I was in that before it got shut down. That’s the only one that is putting an honest effort and seems to have a good team and they’re actually trying to build community. The rest of their coins are just complete scams pump and dump and they don’t even care they keep doing it over and over. These people are not good people.

  • wolfiemouse
    Victoria Wolf (@wolfiemouse) reported

    CDC slow to respond/hanta virus? Many nations medical folks ask why. Article/ Independent. AOL posting it. Says not a pandemic/yet. Where CDC? 6 to 8 week incubation. A number of our states already have accepted passengers involved. @AliciaMenendez @SymoneDSanders @MichaelSteele