AOL outages and service status in University City, Missouri

Problems in the last 24 hours in University City, Missouri

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in University City, Missouri and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

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AOL Issues Reports Near University City, Missouri

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in University City and nearby locations:

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  Jason Hassenstab (@neuroplebeian) reported 11 minutes ago from University City, Missouri

  We are all tired of Zoom meetings. But today I had a WebEx meeting that felt like dial up AOL from 1998. Sqwee-eeerrrrrk-squizzzzz-kkkkkk. Horrible. Zoom is the Ferrari of videoconferencing y’all. #paymezoom #endalz

AOL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Daddy Warpig (@DaddyWarpig) reported 6 minutes ago

  @GoodBadFlicks I've worked for several ISP's—AOL, Prodigy, MSN plus eBay; never had a single official meeting that was worth a damn. Had one unofficial meeting with an AOL veteran at Denny's after work that was very enlightening, worth a year of training in letting me know how the company really worked.

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  rocker games (@pheonixnewton19) reported 7 minutes ago

  The stupid ones are miserable aOl

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  John Koch (@Christisking3k) reported 11 minutes ago

  @MaRy_JaNe1209 @candicevega Lmaooo so this is the exact story of how my parents found out I lost my virginity, and the worst part was "next time we have to use condoms" but it was Myspace messages not aol. Idk what your comment was referring to, just saw it and thought HEY this happened to me when I was 14

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  Steve Albrecht (@DrSteveAlbrecht) reported 19 minutes ago

  I consider the Postal Service’s biggest failure in the early Internet era was not giving an email address to everyone. Instead, they delivered AOL CDs to people who set up an email with them. Imagine if everybody had @usps.com email address. They would have made a fortune.

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  Panzerfaust FX (@PanzerfaustFX) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AwesomeNintend0 Logically, this is faked. That doesn’t make sense. PlayStation 1 … So what is the “again?” And what forum is this? I understand the pic has to be archive— the “sign in to reply” verbiage and font is definitely post-AOL etc.

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  EDF Hobbies (@DBatDad) reported 24 minutes ago

  @someguyonx97 @AskYoshik Internet growth was overhyped I never witnessed it's abilities and cost/value overhyped though like AI. People could readily afford internet access and 5th graders could use it to its potential via AOL or Netscape. Not so much for AI We agree the bubble pop is going to be big

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  TXJollyRoger☠️ (@TxJollyRoger) reported 28 minutes ago

  @KBalu238389771 @Patrickwebb I've known about the backdoor hacks on cameras and microphones since before the AOL. That no one has even bothered to pretend to fix those exploits, says all you really need to know.

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  90 Days Liquidity (@90daysliquidity) reported 28 minutes ago

  @TMTLongShort Feels like we’re in the early AOL days of AI in terms of product offering and token pricing. If you can get tokens/compute for 80% less on a decentralized network like Bittensor…

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  CASH (@casmith01) reported 28 minutes ago

  @QuantumGuard17 CNN sucks sorry Ted Turner it’s true selling out to AOL/Time Warner ruined your baby!! Horrific team of advisors you had Damn shame!!

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  Bitcoin⚡️Baddie (@bitcoinbaddie) reported 31 minutes ago

  @anonchain @cryptopunks “Collectibles will be valued for when they were created, not just what they look like.” IMO, that really applies more in the physical world — like first edition Pokémon cards or a Babe Ruth rookie card. We don’t exactly value AOL 1.0 software the same way, right? That said, I 100% agree $uPeg has something novel and innovative for this cycle, and I think it’ll do well long term regardless. But if the team wants to lean heavily into “on-chain provenance,” they should look at Ordinals. I was there from day one, and people got absolutely rekt chasing sub-100 inscriptions 🤡 and over time, inscriptions didn’t matter. My whole point is: lean into everything. Don’t alienate or cut off a feature that many collectors genuinely find value in. There was never a need to completely remove visual rarity when it wasn’t hurting anything. May be except their egos.