AOL Outage Report in Mountain View, Santa Clara County, California
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Mountain View, California
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Mountain View 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 (88%)
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Internet (6%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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TV (1%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Mountain View, California
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Mountain View and nearby locations:
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Matt Seitz
(@seitz2all) reported
from
Milpitas, California
@maximlott @PCivilization @PrisonPlanet The barriers to creating a web site are far lower than creating a power company. We’ve had competing social network companies for years, from AOL to MySpace to G+. Creating another WalMart would be harder, but we don’t demand they give away products for free.
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mactavish 🌎 🏳️🌈 💙💜❤️ 🦄❄️♿
(@mactavish) reported
from
Fremont, California
@hankgreen Older than you but too poor to have a computer until AOL dialup because early childhood ed professionals get paid crap
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Jeff Meyer
(@meyerjr) reported
from
Sunnyvale, California
@harrymccracken Alas, my AOL CD just got scratched and I'm off line until they answer my support escalation call requesting a replacement.
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Jeff LaMarche
(@jeff_lamarche) reported
from
Cupertino, California
@octothorpe PCPursuit wasn’t shenanigans. Totally legit service that let you use TeleNet (dial up backbone used by aol and compuserve) to make outbound calls in other regions. Was like $30/month. Now you could get to places to learn about shenanigans using it…
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Crypto Jerry
(@JerryLe45355316) reported
@engineers_feed Those AOL disks. Use to tomahawk the crap out of those
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Trading for Keeps
(@tradingforkeeps) reported
@jimcramer The problem is the market is forward looking... AOL made the internet mainstream. But If you bought it during the dot-com boom you lost
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David Kramer
(@dtk1376) reported
@mike27356894 @InternetH0F Lol obviously someone never went in AOL chat rooms
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Michael of Barbary
(@corsairmichel) reported
@_kab0j @Jimmywonton2 Even using your example, AOL had uses for the average Joe and was pretty easy to use. Plop a disk in, plug a cord in, type in your name and **** and away you go. Maybe a poor person wouldn't be able to use it a lot, but they could use it. Crypto has no IRL uses ATM.
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b1uE3io5
(@Christian1981) reported
@engineers_feed Putting the AOL CD in my Packard Bell Multimedia PC, installing and then listening to the dial up sounds thinking, “Holly ****, I’m living in the future!”
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Azzawi Karim
(@azzawikarim1) reported
@engineers_feed 1993 registered with AOL for an ISP service.
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Chris Solnordal (he/him)
(@chris_solnordal) reported
@macleod_selene @congotim Two for me. Never did AOL or MySpace.
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Jiang Cheng
(@wanyinbot) reported
Jin Ling. Come help me guess Wei Wuxian's AOL password
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Cathy Callahan
(@CathyCa80116006) reported
@leahmcelrath with warrants of course. I just was kind of flabbergasted that there was any issue about getting access to the San Bernadino shooters' devices...if my bank account and AOL email accounts are subject to warrants, why not an iPhone.
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JD Silverthorne
(@Misterbside) reported
You think companies know when you've given them an email that you never check? Like, they see it and be like "AOL?? This mf..."