AOL Outage Report in Humble, Harris County, Texas
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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 Near Humble, Texas
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Humble and nearby locations:
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China Rickell
(@ChinaRickell) reported
from
Spring, Texas
Y’all ever tried to tell a btch about a ***** & they go tell him what you said? Idgaf both y’all asses are SLOW. That AOL internet *** connection.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Hollie Gorczynski
(@Gorczynski901) reported
@TonyKhan @AEW to the people at AOL Time Warner who didn’t want wrestling on their networks. You don’t have to talk people down to big yourself up Tony.
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Eric E. Hurley (I'm glad you exist) Thank you Miss
(@Hurlamania) reported
@cms116 @Fightful No you need to understand what happened because of the aol time Warner merger. WCW was Ted's baby he would never let it go if he still had a choice in the matter. He didn't say that point he loved wrestling and WCW
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Southfloridelphia
(@SouthFloridelph) reported
@jet7111 @WrestlingCovers Yes and no. While people today would kill for the numbers Nitro was doing near the end, the numbers had dropped tremendously. Nitro was doing less than Heat (WWF C show). Had they been doing 97-98 numbers it would have been hard for AOL/TW to shut it down.
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Mark Jeffrey ⚡️🚀
(@markjeffrey) reported
@poetsvalentine Most people -- especially wealthy people -- are not like us. This AOL-ifies #bitcoin for them. That's actually never been done before, which I didn't understand.
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Sean Cuevo
(@squizzleflip) reported
@grahammcbain Back in my day, we'd get our internet in the mail! 300 free hours of AOL! Only there weren't websites, just keywords. An hour to download a song, and sometimes it wasn't even the right song. Your PC would get slow so you had to rearrange your hard drive. We called it defragging
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glenn danzig's Verotika
(@veeborden) reported
ao3... can't believe those guys had a chat thing. m,might be thicking of aol what ********
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Geo is playing Far Cry 6
(@_Geotherma) reported
@dany156 @Bowthrow @TimGettys And they are raising prices for an online service that isn't even fully functional or featured yet and feels like AOL level of work.. I just.. I just can't with them lol
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Albert Albanese
(@KydJustice) reported
@WrestlingBios My first though when I read this. It's like the AOL-Time Warner merger never happened to him ( and a lot of other people who constantly blame WCW's booking for them going under)
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Johnny Chaos
(@ccfxstudios) reported
@hexbizzyian And AOL dial up was before 5 g. Also how many more internet users are here now v.s then? Things change, it's called innovation. New tech tends to do better than old tech. The problem is in the cryptospace is they do not innovate, they just copy and repackage and tell a story.
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Kevin Hubbard
(@bml_khubbard) reported
@RanaAurora Haha - that is a strange question. I do develop on Linux, but am not a Linux developer. So no, maybe somebody like me, but not me. I didn't realize anybody ever handed out Linux CDs like AOL floppies back in the day. I always just spent all day downloading ISOs at slow speeds.