AOL Outage Report in Hudson, Columbia County, New York
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AOL (America Online) is an internet portal as well as an internet service provider. As an ISP, AOL offers dial up internet through its AOL Advantage plans.
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Hudson, New York
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Hudson and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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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 (92%)
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Internet (5%)
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Total Blackout (2%)
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AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Louisa 🌈👭
(@LouisatheLast) reported
@misosusanowa @wildwalkerwoman I think about this a lot, as someone who was on the internet more or less constantly from 1998 on. I NEVER ran into this kind of **** on AOL, because they had vigorous moderation
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Wendy 🎭
(@wendy_burgerr) reported
@BereftOfTheDial I guess they’re not as blatant as those “pro anorexic”, AKA pro Ana websites I went on as a teenager because they don’t advertise that way. Every time you shut down a platform or group they gather some place else. Do AOL chat rooms still exist? Jesus, they’re just everywhere...
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cat brain | /dev/🐥
(@imacdonald75) reported
@Shatter242 @webjedi Aol was a mainframe at its heart, took years to migrate off it. Some properties stayed online because of ad revenue, even though the service was basically dead.
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Pierre
(@Per_Aae) reported
@ANeilan @bethbourdon It’s about 15-20 years since I saw Netscape. Development was *discontinued* in 2008 (running on Windows 98) and AOL ending support for it. Not exactly a secure recommendation to switch to that museum piece.
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Kujiin
(@Kujiin1) reported
@Cryptostasia1 @GRTLINK Number of tokens have nothing to do with mass market appeal. Developers pay for API access now for data and AWS. So those two points do not worry me. Average end customer will not pay for Web3 access. Mass adoption of internet didn’t happen when AOL charged.
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Dan, Purveyor of Balderdash and Chicanery
(@Libertybibbledy) reported
@Hal_RTFLC @atomickristin @crazyfillyjonk Can't overstate that phone thing, either - "witnessed awful news event or local unfolding event that I have feelings about ---> hours until after work or class to calm down before even going to AOL to chat about it" vs. instant outrage megaphone
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Carlotta Cantarella
(@CarlaCantare) reported
Me: Has been telling my dad for 10 years+ that he has to ditch his AOL address My dad: Ignored said advice and still stubbornly clung to his AOL address Also my dad: Keeps asking me to provide advice anytime he has problems with his (predictably) malfunctioning AOL address
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🅰️-Macadamus 👁
(@amacgotswag) reported
too bad I don’t know any REAL Bucs fans. AOL KEYWORD: “REAL”
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Dez
(@R_Car_R) reported
@Taggzzz Getting those discs saying “1000 hours free!” For AOL in the mail all the time. I remember thinking that time was simply counting down every time you logged in. What a deal lol
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Joe
(@NerozNeptune) reported
@joan_osborne “I don’t think Rolling Stone is a relevant source for anything anymore. They should just shut it down while it still has a soupçon of dignity,” said 1998 to no one in particular. “There’s just too many better sources these days.” Her AOL Instant Messenger dinged. She had mail.