AOL outages and service status in Nederland, Texas
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Nederland, Texas
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AOL Issues Reports
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Pearl (@ppearlman) reportedAnthropic compute capacity problems are insanely bullish. It reminds of AOL 30 years when the company was getting dumped on for dial up busy signals & then the stock went up like 2000%
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Jenn🌻Good Trouble (@JenGoodTrouble) reported@RossKneeDeep 19, I never had a AOL address.
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John is a latte sipping bogan 🌏 (@Latte_Bogan) reportedAll of them except an AOL address, but I never lived in America.
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Pain Waves (they/them/dude) 🏳️🌈🎹🎙️🐿️😮💨🎸 (@painwavesband) reportedvery confused why @aol got rid of the ability to login to multiple accounts. I hate it here. tell me Im mistaken.
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Matt Wiggins (@mattwriteguy) reported@omibaloney When Naomi said sentient emoji, Matt was thrown back to the aol instant messenger bot scam hell of the early 2000’s. He growled, “damn. Not again… not after the last time” for he could scarce believe such a sharp and funny wit was nothing more than an emoji.
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D.#dwards (@P33RL3SS) reported@ChiefAgenteer @GaryMarcus Malfunctions is more accurate. But again, how much liability should the AI company have? Should the Internet Service Provider be responsible for the behavior of every user? How is OpenAI different from ISPs like AOL?
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Tau Ceti Buddha 🇵🇷 (@BurnerBuddha) reported@5knotlife @hyp36rmax @OrevaZSN Nice try? ************, almost no regular family had internet in their homes until the mid-90s with AOL, Prodigy, and CompuServe. No one gives a **** what you were doing in a lab, moron.
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Sarah (@sazzafrazzzz) reported@RossKneeDeep 19. I never had an AOL address. I had a boss in the 90s whose personal email was just her first name at aol. Remember when Twitter was fun with stuff like this? Thanks, Willie.
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Andy Constan (@dampedspring) reportedWhat were big aha's that changed your view of the next 10 years over your lifetime? And when I say aha immediately allowed you to picture 10 year from now Some of mine 1. Beta of Netscape web browser 1995 iirc 2. DSL vs dial up, always on internet 3. Amazon 4. Napster 5. AOL for my kids 6. BlackBerry 7. 9/11 8. Fiber speed 9. HFT/Rentech, Hull, Knight 10. iPhone 4 and smart phone Internet 11. QE Era and the permanent priority of financial stability over sound money 12. Palantir at BW in 2011 13. Big Data/web scraping /compute/ml offsite with Brevan Howard in Lake Como in 2016 which gave me AI 14. ChatGPT moment in winter of 2022-2023 Those are the ones that impacted my future outlook. I imagine CT followers will find it funny I don't include BTC, Blockchain, and Crypto but while I get it. I've never had an AHA moment like these above. Still not sure it matters at all. But if it does my aha moment was spring of 2017 when the guy who owned my gym told me about his bitcoin mining activity. Since the. Bitcoin has rallied 16% per annum with stupid drawdowns and low ratio. But again. Not the point of this little review. So relax CT guys. I didnt miss it I just don't care as much as you.
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ButterCup (frfr) (@_BxtterCxp_) reported@ThrillaRilla369 My first was AOL, which i had before the web. Yep, pre-web internet was all the rage back then. I had a dial-up, 1300 baud rate modem. Ask @Grok how ancient and slow a 1300 baud rate dial up modem is! Criminy!