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Problems in the last 24 hours in Vernon Hills, Illinois

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AOL Issues Reports Near Vernon Hills, Illinois

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Vernon Hills and nearby locations:

  • TmoneyTalks
    Tyler Harford (@TmoneyTalks) reported from Palatine, Illinois

    thinking about that time when i was 9 years old and i stole my mom’s credit card, signed us up for AOL internet, and started chatting with a girl about ten years my senior in Massachusetts. as you could imagine, it was the most trouble i had ever gotten into at that point

AOL Issues Reports

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  • Dal_ayy
    Dal_ayy (@Dal_ayy) reported

    @BlooHook @I_DO_JUEGOS @getonthestiix Multi monitor setups Content creation Mod support Discord makes console party chat look like AOL messenger Can use any controller or KB+M Better visuals+ frame rates It's a pc, something most have anyways Emulation Backwards compatibility Notice how I don't need exclusives

  • AdamBrisebois
    Adam Brisebois (YesterGearPC) (@AdamBrisebois) reported

    @benjedwards The first time I ever used the internet was at school in 1993, shortly after that I used AOL from time to time using their 800 number that charged by the minute because we had no local dial-up. In 1994, they finally had a local dial-up service.

  • FreshFedPaper
    Cathie's Wood🧢 (@FreshFedPaper) reported

    @elonmusk @TrungTPhan Tiresome. Stop being such a bubble bs artist. Ultimately, I think you go down in history as a laughable bubble era meme and $TSLA flames out as an AOL.

  • KalOfTheRathi
    Kal Of The Rathi (@KalOfTheRathi) reported

    @skiskamp @mmasnick Muck will never give up his AOL account.

  • ArtifexLassus
    🇮🇹Patriota Romano🇮🇹 (@ArtifexLassus) reported

    @MFA_China Guys a bloke broke into the US security network back in the days of AOL I think your giving them too much credit.

  • HoChiWaWa
    HoChiWaWa (@HoChiWaWa) reported

    @benjedwards I scammed AOL accounts using a CC generator (I was 11 and thought I was hot **** in the Warez chatrooms), until we got proper internet from a company that also ran video stores at the time.

  • dam3_un_beso
    mwahhh (@dam3_un_beso) reported

    I need to get my office off of aol. This **** so limited and outdates

  • TheChrisGlass
    Chris Glass (@TheChrisGlass) reported

    @mearn Wait, oh my god, it's not from texting. They're using multi-decade-old slang from AOL chat rooms and parenting message boards and ****.

  • dane_archer
    Dane Archer (@dane_archer) reported

    @benjedwards As a Commodore user, I used Quantum Link from late 1985 until it was shut down to make way for it's younger, bigger brother AOL. At the time It was a natural progression. Quantum Link doesn't count as Internet accessability AFAIK, but I do want to justify ever using AOL :)

  • pjennings73pj
    Paul Jennings (@pjennings73pj) reported

    @christoph_21 Never believe anything until you see them standing outside the AOL with the scarf above their head.