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  • kypwny
    ky (🦄/acc) (@kypwny) reported

    when i was working as a cashier, there was this older lady who would come in every so often. we were talking about how she tried to snag a reserved AOL username through support, but i never saw her again after I said I was acquainted with ppl from the original AOL community

  • MeeSowCorny
    Richie (@MeeSowCorny) reported

    @FearedBuck this is crazy because in a few years from now we will be explaining how the youth never used google search, similar to how we used to download music or use aol 56k modem

  • NJ_Bagpiper
    NJ Bagpiper (@NJ_Bagpiper) reported

    @wakeupnj Not new sadly. They were using MySpace and AOL back then. Cities didn’t want to acknowledge they had a gang problem so they allowed them to grow.

  • Demoncoww
    Awl 'D' Best (@Demoncoww) reported

    @goat_finals @Shr00msy Since you don't get what I'm saying, I'm saying that there are more blatant examples of what you're implying throughout Gundam. I've been building gunpla since before the internet. My first AOL screenname was a gundam reference. Get ******** out of here with your bullshit.

  • Miew_iC
    Miew-iC@みゅーいっく 📝勉強垢 (@Miew_iC) reported

    Around that time, a movie called You've Got Mail was very popular. It is a love story about a man and a woman who fall in love by exchanging e-mails even though they have never met in person. In the movie, they used AOL as their Internet provider.

  • ManceHarmon
    Mance Harmon (@ManceHarmon) reported

    Web 3.0 is siloed in the same way the internet was siloed in the days of Prodigy, Compuserve, and AOL. Walled gardens didn’t make sense in 1993, and they don’t make sense today. In this interview I give a first look into how @hashgraph will tear down the walls.

  • purplepastryyy
    Penelope. (@purplepastryyy) reported

    @HeerJeet if you want absolutely no ai, i'd use aol search! it's like, honestly not that great as a search engine, but quite frankly all of the other search engines are also quite bad. and it's so decrepit it will never have ai!

  • AM_Pines
    AM Pines (@AM_Pines) reported

    @LeafLee6 We were clobbering each for AOL hours on CDs. We were asking anyone and everyone for an invite code to get into Livejournal or Gmail. People may have been confused by the Internet (especially older folks who didn't use computers regularly) but no, it was not like this AI ****.

  • ObsidianLining
    memoria (@ObsidianLining) reported

    @MidnightWitch33 AOL! The thing people used before MySpace and instead of googling you Ask Jeeves'd (started in 1996 and just officially shut down THIS MONTH)

  • johnandrews
    John Andrews (@johnandrews) reported

    @rushicrypto When the internet started lol It took 10 years just to be promising...and then over a year with the silly broken Navigator browser... plus the AOL parallel universe.