Ryan D. Johnson, 1983-2010
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Ryan D. Johnson, 1983-2010Ryan Johnson, a friend for over a decade, passed away in a fire last Thursday. Ryan, better known on the Internet as RJ2, originally gained notoriety after

Encyclopediadramatica.es/AOL
Encyclopediadramatica.es/AOL
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AOL Stands for "American Offline," and is sometimes referred to as "AOHell", "gAyOL","LOL", or "my shitty internets." It's one of the last surviving online services from the pre-home internet days, and originally offered an entire online system with limited internet accessa virus that was invented at least 100 years ago, and was wide-spread, being a serious rival for MSN. Today it offers banal, mainstream content.....

Mark Zuckerberg AOL Programmer?
Mark Zuckerberg AOL Programmer?
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Hi, my name is…Slim Shady. No, really, my name is Slim Shady. Just kidding, my name is Mark (for those of you that don’t know me) and I live in a small town near the massive city of New York. I am currently 15 years old and I just finished freshman year in high school. I have remodeled this website in an attempt that perhaps some search engine will recognize it. I am trying to promote my new AOL Program, The Vader Fader, which you can download elsewhere on this site. It is a decent fader. If you have any comments about this website, the java applets on it, or the Vader Fader which I am trying to promote, please contact me. My E-Mail address is at the bottom of this page.

 

E-Mail: Themarke51@aol.com

Sources:   http://patorjk.com/blog/2013/04/09/was-mark-zuckerberg-an-aol-add-on-developer/ & Mark Zuckerberg AOL Programmer?

 

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Indented Screen Names on the PC
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Date November 2000Founded Language code atom discovered by BMBSubmitted By O0OSource AOL-Files.com/FDO-Files.com Archive BMB was able to port the “as” token exploit over to the PC by finding an atom which set the language code. The atom was uni_next_atom_typed. Placed within an FDO script this allowed PCers to make indented screen names and hijack AIM accounts.

VPD Version 50a
VPD Version 50a
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Date Late 1996Founded UnknownSubmitted By O0OSource AOL-Files.com/FDO-Files.com Archive There were various versions of VPD but one of the first for the 16-bit AOL 3.0 client was v.50a. 50a supported the ability to browse any AOL form and look at the FDO scripting of it. Now this was possible using Atomic Debugger, however, Atomic Debugger’s atom trace feature was very buggy and the program usually crashed when opening large forms......
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