AOL outages and service status in Mahopac, New York
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Mahopac, New York
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Live Outage Map Near Mahopac, New York
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Mahopac.
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Carmel
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Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Rob (@Rob424336273101) reported@AOLSupportHelp No as email doesn't work as I haven't used it in over a year and phone number cut off too
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whatthehecht plz help (@Wut_the_Hecht) reportedIdk man aol turner merger sucked, he was the owner of the Braves… yeah he did some good **** for tv but nah **** the braves and anyone who financed them
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☄️MꟻM (@mexicanfrommars) reported@SGallagher37 @AdamKinzinger yeah that was a really bad move and now that I think about it doesn't the JD V resemble the AOL guy?
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Kelly Hallissey (@Bitchiest) reportedMy handle....although you all know me as Bitchiest thats not my actual handle. And before anyone asks, no I did not coin myself. Others did lol I started on AOL in the scouting section as BellevueNY cuz I used to answer my home phone saying they had reached the nurses desk at that hospital. When I became a KO, kids only host for those under 30, I was morphed into KO Belle and the kids loved me. No shock there, I ran a huge cub scout pack and was involved in district events and training including training other leaders. I got close with the system Guides who would work in KO because I was really good at hosting and would help them..... Then, shocking, I got fired. The guides, especially Seesa, were upset and got me on board as a Guide but it meant I had to abandon Belle. Seesa and the other guides dubbed me Brat. Mainly because well I literally personified that identity. I was mouthy, playful af, loved teasing, but would normally eventually submit to what I had to do. Acting out the entire way lol It wasn't until further along in my guide life that I found out what a Brat was. A specific submissive in D/s circles which most of the guide program were heavily familiar with. At a guide bash I won the award "Most like prefered name" ...my preferred name was BellzaBrat And I was. Brat! #FTR
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tracey smith (@traceyhsmith) reported@lippyent Lots more stupid fights before Google. Or AOL and Yahoo (I’m that old)!
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Ctrl Alt Rewind (@ctrlaltrewind) reportedDid you know that in the late 90s, dial-up internet was so slow that it could take minutes to load a single webpage? We survived endless beeping and buffering just to chat on AOL! Crazy times! #90sNostalgia #DialUpDays #GenXMemories
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Rob (@Rob424336273101) reported@AOLSupportHelp Still need help
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Kurt Kickass (@hopeinstantly) reportedThis number one. Number two would be an AOL type solution that onboards the masses. :)
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Rouchos (@rouchosfyi) reportedKids today will never know the high-stakes gamble of using an AOL disc to install the internet, only to have a 2-hour download ruined because someone in the house picked up the landline phone
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TomT (@Crashmak3r) reportedJournalists are warning us that we're in a tech bubble - as they share their message across multiple tech platforms - saying right now is akin to the 2001 tech crash in which the biggest tech company was AOL, who needed you to install a physical CD before using their AIM service.