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OCTO
Contributor I
January 23, 2020
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SONOS Legacy issue - You are deleting posts of enraged customers, and closing comments!

SONOS have just deleted my post….and will probably delete this one as I hit send! The brand is going down the toilet within the space of days….customers are furious. Wake up SONOS!!!!

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      Ryan S
      Ryan SAnswer
      Retired Sonos Staff
      January 23, 2020

      Hi @OCTO, no posts of yours have been deleted, and we are not and will not delete posts that don’t break the terms and conditions of the community. The post you’re looking for was moved to the main discussion topic for the issue you were posting on. It’s important to keep the discussion all in one place so that everyone can get the same information.

       

      Please see  here: https://en.community.sonos.com/announcements-228985/end-of-software-support-clarifications-6835969/index48.html#post16396584

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      chicks
      chicks
      January 31, 2020

      Or bring out another device that harmonises new with old. There has to be another way.

      I’ve been fussing with micro computer systems since inception. In the earliest days a few kilobytes of RAM was nirvana. 

      In my Computer Science classes, way back about ‘75 or so, we had an InterData 7/32 (IIRC), with shared access via VT-100 terminals and the old TI thermal line printers.  We’d test our ideas interactively using the BASIC language, in a huge 4K of memory(!), then translate the code to the required PL/1 language, punch it out on the cards, and submit the deck to run overnight (usually would fail the first run).  Saved a ton of time by getting it working first, vs going through multiple iterations of those damned card decks.

       

      Heh, I wonder how “enraged” customers of those old InterData 7/32’s and IBM 360’s are now that they’re museum pieces.  They were WAY more expensive than the old Sonos devices, lol.

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