AOL Outage Report in Boise, Ada County, Idaho
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Boise, Idaho
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Boise 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 Boise, Idaho
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Boise and nearby locations:
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Teal Tomahawk
(@JagsApologist) reported
from
Meridian, Idaho
@Jawabreaker OoT created Z-targerting that EVERY game followed since. It might have been an updated LttP but it innovated the game in so many ways that I can't agree with overrated Yes, LoZ and AoL is so decisive. It does come down to preference. But I give the nod to LoZ for creating it all
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Did you feel that?
(@Auroreanowl) reported
from
Boise, Idaho
PSA: If you're reviewing grants on the Zoom Grants platform? It's useful to not bother sleeping and login while others slumber. Slower than AOL circa 1995, or whenever that was.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ryan O'Horo
(@redteamwrangler) reported
When I think about all the damage done and continuing influence that Facebook has, I just remember that, at the dotcom peak, AOL was worth $318 billion in 2021 dollars.
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moosedcoins
(@moosedcoin) reported
Etherium gas during the day $300USD+ for a simple transaction and some people are convinced this is the ultimate solution. While I’m heavily invested in ETH I still feel this will be the AOL/MySpace of internet layer transactions. Also why I’m so heavily invested in $egld
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Joe Bowser
(@infil00p) reported
Wow...apparently my kid's new pediatrician sucks at e-mail, still has an aol address, and sends e-mails that consist of a PDF attachment and a three or four letter abbreviation as a title. I'm kind of amazed that it doesn't immediately get marked as spam!
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Adrian $AKT Akash Superstarr
(@AdrianStarr108) reported
If your @sifchain dex looks like **** 90's AOL site then clear your history on Chrome! About a billion times better now! $ROWAN $EROWAN
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Daniel Cummings
(@DanielC55186873) reported
@nirvana_acres I do, but I never wrote poetry in an AOL chat room. Did you manage to keep any of those? Not sure if he'd be ok with you sharing, but would be fascinating to read.
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Sweet Stephanie
(@sweetstephanie) reported
@JichaMan1974 @featherbear15 True true. Part of the issue is that my e-mail address is a verizon address but verizon uses AOL mail for everything so for most things, I have to configure manually, the phone is the exception as it knows how to auto detect AOL settings.
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Rogue Alien
(@xroguealienx) reported
@jan_forney I believe him & vince mcmahon worked together to help merge AOL/time warner. I don’t trust that guy.
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Jiang Cheng
(@wanyinbot) reported
Jin Ling. Come help me guess Wei Wuxian's AOL password
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J. Gett, BTC
(@jgettbtc) reported
@alxberman Google never talked about how it was going to to replace Yahoo or AOL, it just did it. Nobody predicted it would replace them, we only know after the fact. Posturing and boastful claims don't impress me.
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Yazen Amind
(@YazenAmind) reported
@woonomic I had the internet in 93 and still have my aol mailbox from the mid 90's. Back then economist would say the net will never be more than a electronic yellowpages.