@xXPsYcH0KiTTyXx @pvanaanholt Think the only way I’d give her money is if she said she was collecting a fund to disappear forever. Then we’d all be raising funds as quick as we could
“Not all streets are like Sesame Street. … What we are seeing is people saying 'enough is enough.' They want to end racism.”
@Elmo’s dad Louie explains why people are protesting across the US. https://t.co/icV04F4FNW #CNNSesameStreet
@StevenDLS@chriswaddle93@chris_sutton73 Think you’re forgetting that if he wasn’t playing we might not have made it that far in the competition either. Melt
@WestwoodKeiren True fans will be behind you Kieran. Well done for giving us the actual information rather than the gossip and rumours we’ve seen recently. Whatever happens, I’m thankful you’ve been at our club, been a great servant and a gent. I wish you the best #wawaw
@matsbpe@Sonos Maybe read the article properly. No mention of making them obsolete. Says will not receive “New” features or updates. Therefore you won’t be able to add new tech like Apple Airplay 2. Your speakers will still work fine.
@25deadbatts@hereetobitch@matsbpe@Sonos They’re not disabling the hardware though, just not updating the software. It’ll still work, just won’t work with new stuff. Good old Bluetooth surely a go-er
@KeithH6910@andrewbiggermac@matsbpe@Sonos Don’t think you need to, they’re not redundant just won’t be updated. You’ll spend more on phones than you do speakers too
@ReaderCatMe@evaluationcopy@matsbpe@Sonos Was going to say I don’t think they’re making the products obsolete from what I’ve read, rather they won’t receive further updates, which means new technologies won’t be compatible. I think Apple Airplay 2 is an example. The kit should still work. Apple stuff all has a lifecycle