That's the worst part, back when they were new, at least Sonos had a cool USP. Nowadays others do remote access and smart speakers too, and Sonos is still overpriced, still mediocre hardware, and now doesn't even have a nicely integrated all-in-one-app any more.
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Yeah, hence the 'to a degree'. Although I should have expanded upon that to include that while you should always be careful (same with pitted cherries or so), a bone that big is weird to still be in there.
Same. For me the final straw was when it started desynchronising from actual progress when playing podcasts, which means every time I pause and resume I'm somewhere else I the episode.
Yep, exactly that. Thanks, I was confused until I saw your comment.
Did the fax go down from CrowdStrike? No. The superior communication medium!
I've never seen those stickers, do they only get used in some countries?
Most people in countries where guns are regulated would not get access to a gun for hunting, mind you. Unless your job is to be a forester, which over here includes selectively shooting animations to balance populations if something goes out of balance.
"I want to get my own deer meat from the forest" is not a valid reason to get a gun. Or even a bow!
Keep in mind that the person you reply to isn't wrong: Big corpos would still be lobbying, as they got the resources to hide it effectively and keep everyone trying to sue them over suspicions of lobbying stuck in litigation hell.
Anybody less affluent would however find it impossible to do any lobby work. Environmental agencies etc.
This is one of those situations where just outlawing something does the least affect the very party you would want to hit most.
At least here in Germany this is apparently still not true as smokers in particular add a huge cost to the healthcare system due to the long-term and repeated damage. For example, once they get parts of their feet amputated from clogged arteries, most actually continue to smoke ("Ah well now it's too late anyways"), and hence will get half a dozen such amputations over time.
This makes sense to a degree, tbh. You cannot guarantee full removal anyways, at least over here a filetted fish still says that there might be the odd leftover bone in there.
It's like, "yeah it's 99% and any reasonable person would not assume 100% anyways".
Oh the grenade part was so silly. "Hey we are removing the stun, too much CC and let's be honest, it makes it far too easy to blow up stunned flankers".
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"Here, as a replacement that's a homing grenade that just straight up kills the flanker, no stunning necessary."
Okay, I guess. 🤷