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56K for blazing internet speed pecosbob Sep 30 #1
Hey! We had our federal agency district office running on a 56K line! BumRushDaShow Sep 30 #6
I used dialup for a long time. ananda Sep 30 #2
I've still got a few of those introductory CD's kicking around somewhere. Aristus Sep 30 #3
There are people out there who collect them Wiz Imp Sep 30 #12
Thanks! Aristus Sep 30 #14
I'll one up you: Polybius Sep 30 #18
What will air traffice controllers use now, smoke signals? twodogsbarking Sep 30 #4
At least we can still use our 'prestigious' @aol.com email addresses ToxMarz Sep 30 #5
I remember setting these up for a lot of people PSPS Sep 30 #7
Damn! Now I have to get a different service. mdbl Sep 30 #8
Once upon a time, I had a subscription on AOL dial-up service FakeNoose Sep 30 #9
Same iemanja Sep 30 #16
Idiot MAGOTS living in the sticks need that. Especially since Trump and douche killed Biden's Bengus81 Sep 30 #10
That's too harsh. The people "in the sticks" still need roads, US Mail, electricity... Hekate Sep 30 #13
Goodbye JoseBalow Sep 30 #11
There was a time, maybe a year or two after the "Eternal September," that AOL was the lowest cost ISP in many regions... hunter Sep 30 #15
Now we can finally put the "dial-up warning" posts to rest in for good! Polybius Sep 30 #17
They still owe me money! DrFunkenstein Sep 30 #19
How many free discs did you get in the mail? BlueSpot Sep 30 #20
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