AOL outages and service status in Dover, New Hampshire

Problems in the last 24 hours in Dover, New Hampshire

The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Dover, New Hampshire 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

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Wayne Abbott 🌍 (@WayneAbbot54412) reported 2 minutes ago

  @SkySports_Keith @Capt_Fishpaste @EuropaLeague You’ll be lurking around the AOL like a bad smell now your Bum Chum KT has left the mags. I think you should stay up the road, report on them and keep riding the Saudi gravy train. Classy Sunderland don’t want you at our door, it’s been cringy watching you…

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  Mr_Wabb (@Mr_Wabb) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Seven_of_7_ Puhlease, I need something with at least 14400 bps modem & free AOL status disk Appreciate the help tho

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  Nightraven (@videoblivion) reported 6 minutes ago

  We never should've left livejournal and myspace. AOL should rebrand with the 90s aesthetic and bring back chatrooms and message boards

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  Casey K 🇺🇸 (@KlepperCasey) reported 7 minutes ago

  Open Ai = AOL circa 2000 There are so many Ai models catching up to.. and now passing Open Ai.. and ironically it’s because they are a closed source model. Their economics are fatally flawed. And they have an awful CEO. AOL was popular because people back in the 90’s people thought it was the best (and/or only) way to access the internet and email. Turned out aol was just first. Not the best or only. Just like Chat GPT. Open Ai was the first to market with Chat.. and has lived off that advantage. BUT - that is OVER now. So many Ai companies are passing Chat GPT in cost and performance… (This is why $MSFT and $ORCL are down this year,, they hitched their wagons to the wrong Ai player) Scam Altman is a charlatan and he will drive that company into the ground. $MSFT knows this now and wants out

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  GoldenP (@shitterr1x) reported 8 minutes ago

  @laurashin tech debt plays out different when you remember who got crushed by it before the mempool even settled Vitalik never had to watch AOL die in real time

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  Steve Albrecht (@DrSteveAlbrecht) reported 11 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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  Balldo Bull (@BalldoBull) reported 12 minutes ago

  @NexGenGuy people saying stupid **** in dsp chat is amusing but this is straight up retarded. why is this idiot typing like it's 1997 and hes in an aol chat room?

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  jayb (@jay7397) reported 13 minutes ago

  @SunsetSentry @chucktodd It absolutely had value. They had enough money at one time to buy and merge with Time Warner. The merger ended up being a colossal disaster, but you cannot say AOL never had value.

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  A FORM (@EchosphereIO) reported 20 minutes ago

  @NickMinock This is what happns when you bring in so many foreign nationals from third world or Communist countries to fuel the development of the awful data centers now proliferating in Loudon County. It all started with the AOL campus and has just gotten to the point, as forewarned, where the fabric of our society begins to decay. Now you know what that means and how that decay might manifest itself. You have 2 options, move the hell out, that is what I did or get them all the hell out! We don't need data centers we need healthy happy kids!

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  Jeremy Lamb (@jeremy__lamb) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BlackulaJonez Terrible word choice, I’m like your grandpa logging into AOL in 1999