AOL Outage Report in Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon
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E-mailProblems in the last 24 hours in Oregon City, Oregon
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Oregon City 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 (94%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (1%)
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Live Outage Map Near Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Portland and Gresham.
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AOL Issues Reports Near Oregon City, Oregon
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Oregon City and nearby locations:
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Colin Landforce 🛠
(@landforce) reported
from
Portland, Oregon
@seyitaylor Likely that the burden of support will fall on the brands and tools that build on the infrastructure. I’d imagine AOL support spent a lot of time early on asking customers to make sure they had the phone cord plugged in
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Terminally Chill🧪🧪
(@_CHMST) reported
from
Portland, Oregon
Crazy that we used to play games like Diablo 2 on ******* dial up internet Had to open up AOL and wait for that shit to connect -then connect in game And I had to wait til night time where no one was expecting a phone call
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Chris Hawks
(@CHawksRun) reported
from
King City, Oregon
@Lunarfaze44 @espn Ha ha. I’m a notoriously bad speller. I remember when I was young single using AOL and would occasionally chat with a single girl. They would invariably call me out as a liar that I couldn’t be a law student with my poor spelling. Funny
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Lo 🌞
(@lo__foto) reported
from
Portland, Oregon
@RachelWenitsky I still have an aol email address that I send most of my unwanted promotional shit I sign up for to and some old subscriptions I never moved over to my gmail 😂😂
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Clare Goggin Sivits (She/Her)
(@beergoggins) reported
from
Portland, Oregon
@mistrchristophr Early in my career, I worked for AOL (yes, really) and the developers who built/maintained the website I managed pronouncer it “earl”. To this day, I have NEVER heard anyone else say it that way so either they were ******* with me or they were trying to make fetch a thing 🤔
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Stephen J. Weber
(@francehopper) reported
from
Portland, Oregon
Mother of god. Mihoyo might have actually QA’d the 1.2 build of Genshin before rolling it out. Text bugs are mostly fixed, HDR support, and loading screens are no longer like waiting to connect to AOL. The dumpster fire is finally no more.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Overboss "Big T" Larrity
(@WilliamVenomous) reported
Lets be honest, Twitter isn't even what we want. Its the best of a bad situation. We're here because we're drunk at 3am and it is the only thing open. If there was literally any other restaurant even slightly better open we'd be there. We never should have left the bar (AOL)
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DR. bdwatcher❌
(@BDWatcher) reported
Remember when AOL was sued because email server was down? Shouldn't that also be similar to FB and Twitter as people do business and obtain salaries from these, too?
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Lee Thompson-Herbert
(@scotchfairy) reported
@word_soup @dorrismccomics @SuperRetroid AOL was never dominant. I was there (on the Net side) when they opened the gates and let the Internet in. At most, they were a bigger, pay version of the various sites scattered all over the net back then. Still have that Music Pirate costume made out of AOL CDs..
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Lalas resister
(@lalaresister) reported
@TweetyKat1005 @TravisAllen02 I lived in one particular AOL chatroom in 1990- still have my email too, probably has a billion emails, havent checked it in 7 yrs, didnt think they were still around. O can still hear that awful log in sound... beeeeep bzzzzzzbrrrrrrrrrrbeeeeeeep
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Hellbound Express
(@HellboundXPres1) reported
IF YOUTUBE WENT DOWN LIKE AOL THIS CRAZY ***** WOULD HAVE A HEART ATTACK ITS 72 HOURS OF LIVE FREAKING OUT
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ladlady
(@ladufurrena) reported
@Humanstein 1998, at a small office, drafting and art supply/gift store called “Lundberg’s Downtown.” It was one of two Internet Service Providers (ISP) in the rural area. I was pretty good at instructing people how to install AOL (28 then 56k) on their home computers.
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Jesting Russian Bot
(@BotJesting) reported
@AndersBjork2 @IDFSaturn No because it is not centralized. IRC is literally a part of the internet and it's how you would chat with people back in the day if you didn't use a centralized service like AOL, Compuserve or Prodigy.
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jwelsh8
(@Jwelsh8) reported
@Humanstein I’m wondering if mine was an AOL room, but I can’t nail down the timeline. Definitely read rec.music.dead in 1994 and 1995, and started to be active in rec.music.phish in 1996, maybe? I do remember browsing Hypercard stacks in 1993. But that wasn’t a “community.” @neddyo
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MaeBae 🤍
(@ItzMaeBae) reported
@0neflutterfly I’ve changed my name based on improving who I felt I wanna be, or changing based on people I want to escape. I’m actually quite satisfied after this being probably the 20th name change. I don’t see the problem in finding out who you want to be online. I also blame AOL.
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SunStar Systems
(@sunstarsys) reported
@HappyBuddha19 @eshaLegal The beginning of the end was the decision by Steve Case to hook AOL into Usenet, and unleash a torrent of AOL users onto that platform with no idea what its purpose was other than AOL customer support.