Navy SEAL who claimed to kill Bin Laden arrested in Texasgsa32@lemmy.worldbanned from sitebanned from site to News@lemmy.world – 185 points – 11 months agoaol.com39Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsToday I learned AOL still exists.Most people forgot about them shortly after they stopped making free frisbees.I collected hundreds and glued them to my ceiling to make a disco mirror. It was epic lolI still have AOL 3.5 inch floppies as mementos. Also some of us cheap-asses would tape over the write-protect hole and use them as free floppy disks.Wait till you learn about NetscapeI learned about my first hurricane of 2023 from Netscape 🤨Yahoo, too, is still out there and pumping out news stories and such.When I want to check on if something is running off cache or a live connection, I go to yahoo.com. No one goes to yahoo.com Its never cached.I ping excite.com for similar reasons. It's dns would not be cached on the local machine.That’s what MySpace is for.Yahoo is aol now, isn't it? Or aol is yahoo?I only know Aol. got sold to "Apollo Global Management" after Verizon media destroyed it. Edit: Seems like Aol. is under Yahoo
Today I learned AOL still exists.Most people forgot about them shortly after they stopped making free frisbees.I collected hundreds and glued them to my ceiling to make a disco mirror. It was epic lolI still have AOL 3.5 inch floppies as mementos. Also some of us cheap-asses would tape over the write-protect hole and use them as free floppy disks.Wait till you learn about NetscapeI learned about my first hurricane of 2023 from Netscape 🤨Yahoo, too, is still out there and pumping out news stories and such.When I want to check on if something is running off cache or a live connection, I go to yahoo.com. No one goes to yahoo.com Its never cached.I ping excite.com for similar reasons. It's dns would not be cached on the local machine.That’s what MySpace is for.Yahoo is aol now, isn't it? Or aol is yahoo?I only know Aol. got sold to "Apollo Global Management" after Verizon media destroyed it. Edit: Seems like Aol. is under Yahoo
Most people forgot about them shortly after they stopped making free frisbees.I collected hundreds and glued them to my ceiling to make a disco mirror. It was epic lolI still have AOL 3.5 inch floppies as mementos. Also some of us cheap-asses would tape over the write-protect hole and use them as free floppy disks.
I still have AOL 3.5 inch floppies as mementos. Also some of us cheap-asses would tape over the write-protect hole and use them as free floppy disks.
Yahoo, too, is still out there and pumping out news stories and such.When I want to check on if something is running off cache or a live connection, I go to yahoo.com. No one goes to yahoo.com Its never cached.I ping excite.com for similar reasons. It's dns would not be cached on the local machine.That’s what MySpace is for.Yahoo is aol now, isn't it? Or aol is yahoo?I only know Aol. got sold to "Apollo Global Management" after Verizon media destroyed it. Edit: Seems like Aol. is under Yahoo
When I want to check on if something is running off cache or a live connection, I go to yahoo.com. No one goes to yahoo.com Its never cached.I ping excite.com for similar reasons. It's dns would not be cached on the local machine.That’s what MySpace is for.
Yahoo is aol now, isn't it? Or aol is yahoo?I only know Aol. got sold to "Apollo Global Management" after Verizon media destroyed it. Edit: Seems like Aol. is under Yahoo
I only know Aol. got sold to "Apollo Global Management" after Verizon media destroyed it. Edit: Seems like Aol. is under Yahoo
Today I learned AOL still exists.
Most people forgot about them shortly after they stopped making free frisbees.
I collected hundreds and glued them to my ceiling to make a disco mirror. It was epic lol
I still have AOL 3.5 inch floppies as mementos.
Also some of us cheap-asses would tape over the write-protect hole and use them as free floppy disks.
Wait till you learn about Netscape
I learned about my first hurricane of 2023 from Netscape 🤨
Yahoo, too, is still out there and pumping out news stories and such.
When I want to check on if something is running off cache or a live connection, I go to yahoo.com.
No one goes to yahoo.com Its never cached.
I ping excite.com for similar reasons. It's dns would not be cached on the local machine.
That’s what MySpace is for.
Yahoo is aol now, isn't it? Or aol is yahoo?
I only know Aol. got sold to "Apollo Global Management" after Verizon media destroyed it.
Edit: Seems like Aol. is under Yahoo