AOL Outage Report in Laconia, Belknap County, New Hampshire
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (89%)
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Internet (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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TrillBrothaLifestyle
(@ChiefEllis_) reported
Oh guess what i only went to college for a semester bacc in 2000 bacc then all human had was AOL Every since Facebook & mircosoft connected America went down the drain now gas 504 in California
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Peter Vincer
(@PeterVincer) reported
@rebeccagund You must have never spent time in the old ******* aol chats.
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Aaron (*NinjAaron) of the "Better Cyber Ninjas"
(@BakingSteele) reported
@curseofthirst @charleshooper @deviantollam I never used AOL... had regular dial-up back when browsers were nascent. My dad caught on really early that this was going to be something big. We had an IBM PC Jr pretty early on.
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Tim
(@MasterXell) reported
@Morgankimball_ Christ talk about taking me back. I remember that **** in AOL chatrooms.
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saintofcircumstance
(@saintofcircums3) reported
@KyleHarrietha Are you still sing AOL explorer? I haven’t heard of anyone else with issues, and it was super easy. Next time be proactive and do a dry run the night before. Stop blaming the government for your laziness
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Seltzer Genius 🥤🧠
(@seltzergenius) reported
if you were never a 14 year old boy pretending to be an 18 year old ******* trading porn images in AOL chatrooms with other 14 year old boys pretending to be 18 year old ******** i literally don't respect any of your opinions
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SueinJenkintown שנה
(@sueinphilly) reported
@trumanboyes Rec.music.gdead on Usenet Also ftp site at Berkeley Dial up I never once used AOL
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Chris Myers
(@Chris_Myers50) reported
@FPWellman OG’s made fun of AOL users back when it was new (it was never cool). They’d already been trolling BBS for years. I agree with engineers I worked with in the 90s. Nerds F’d up inventing the gui. Before that you had to know what you were doing… the Internet was made for/by nerds.
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Goofball Parade Balloon 🐺🎈🐺🎈🐺🎈
(@Lobow0lf) reported
@ZiaMcCorgi555 No, then I get smart-asses saying "well, you shouldn't have moved there!" I've lived here for 25 years, back when everyone was on AOL dialup. I never thought that 25 years later that I'd be stuck with such horrible rock-bottom service with 2001 broadband speeds.
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Mick Douglas
(@bettersafetynet) reported
@deviantollam There was Win2.1. and Win3.0. AFAIK, there weren't any winsock drivers (meaning no modem support) until Win3.1 But the AOL bit? That makes me think you were upgrading to Win3.1.1 which was the most popular Windows before 95.