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AOL Issues Reports Near Perkasie, Pennsylvania

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Perkasie and nearby locations:

  • linusesq
    linusesq (@linusesq) reported from Borough of Lansdale, Pennsylvania

    For the first time Google AI actually HELPED me fix something that usually frustrates TF out of me (getting my Windows 10 ers Outlook 2010... which has ALL my emails going back to forever to speak with my current crappy @verizon AOL email account.)

AOL Issues Reports

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  • coopsmyboy
    coopsmyboy (@coopsmyboy) reported

    @AOL Surely screaming into a void but I’ve got to say, your app has become UNUSABLE! No longer a source for news. Takes a half hour to get to the damn article you click on. @AOL

  • TurboJaxx
    TurboJaxx (@TurboJaxx) reported

    @avrldotdev @ChShersh America Online chat rooms, they were built into the AOL ISP Service. Programmers at that time congregated in "vb" (because phaders were made in Visual Basic)

  • StreetSweeperTT
    Cuddles the Street Sweeper (@StreetSweeperTT) reported

    throwing aol cds at oncoming traffic will never be not funny

  • qybernetics
    Qybernetics (@qybernetics) reported

    @MoundLore ****, I will sound old, but AOL and Earthlink both had it going on, lol.

  • humanracemind
    HumanPotential (@humanracemind) reported

    Here’s what I saw. Possible AOL. Sorry to post such specific details, but it’s shocking. Silver and green, tiny specks spiraling through the air. Then an enormous blast, a mushroom cloud, seemingly dropped over Iran. Sparsely populated region, but still very significant numbers of human casualties in the hundreds of thousands. The weapon may not have detonated precisely as intended. More yield or radioactivity may have occurred. People in their homes, suddenly pressed against the walls by the blast and cooked to death in seconds. The small number of people closer, instantly vaporized. And afterwards a large, dark crater. An airburst. Small, green, and silver, typical gun-style weapon. Dropped from high altitude, seemingly flight from Israel. It seems a significant proportion of deaths occur in the period after the explosion. I’m sorry to just post such specific details, but this is shocking. And hopefully, it doesn’t occur. But there’s definite signal pressure. The psi information is a real signal, that when I look into it, resolves like this. I hope it’s just pure AOL, but I suggest other RVers target themselves on the pressure they feel, or the current upcoming event that seems significant. Sorry that it’s not a blind target. I’m sorry for this to occur. I don’t want it to happen. I don’t wanna see this and I’m not sure if I believe it really is possible, though sadly I feel it might be possible. Hopefully, it does not occur. Even if my interpretation was wrong, the signal I hit is on target. There is something significant coming up.

  • ConstanceH20
    Connie Smith Hartman (@ConstanceH20) reported from Lakeside, Florida

    @AOL He is an idiot. He's quoted the same verbiage since 24 hours of disappearing.

  • loopunit
    Babe Brussell (@loopunit) reported

    so many problems with the internet would be solved if we went back to the aol-era pay per-minute model & figured out a way to pass through 80% to the people that made whatever you’re looking at.

  • DemonEvilMuscle
    Joseph “El Diablo“ Albanese (@DemonEvilMuscle) reported

    @JobberNationTV @lilmangamr That statement from Tony proves just what an idiot he is. Time Warner merged with AOL. Because that merger that is why they sold WCW. And if Tony does not realize that that he’s dumber than I even gave him credit for.

  • Crashmak3r
    TomT (@Crashmak3r) reported

    Journalists 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.

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @mirageofwins @jeanphilippedr1 @jedigoodman No, Eric Bischoff didn't bankrupt WCW. It never filed bankruptcy. The company lost tens of millions annually from overexpansion, bloated guaranteed contracts, declining ratings post-nWo, and creative missteps (some under Bischoff, some after he was ousted). AOL Time Warner shut it down in 2001 as a money-loser and sold the assets to WWF for pennies. Bischoff drove the early boom but shared blame for the later financial hole.