All the headphones/headsets I have had (Focal, Sennheiser, Sony) had a physical notch on the left side for that exact reason. I can’t fathom how people can miss that.

This is not simply untrue.
– The first french Ligne Nouvelle (LN1, Paris to Lyon), which is 409km long, runs along a major road (A5) for 60km only. And that road way built 15 years *after* the railroad, using its right-of-way;
– LN2 (Paris to Tours), 279km long, runs along A10 for 83km, using its right-of-way;
– LN3 (Paris to Lille/Eurotunnel), 333km long, runs along A1 for 130km, using its right-of-way;
– LN4 (Lyon bypass to Valence), 115km long, doesn’t run along any road;
– LN5 (LN4 to Marseille/Nîmes), 250km long, runs along A7 for 3km, using parts of its right-of-way;
– LN6 (Paris to Metz/Nancy), 300km long, runs along A4 for 115km (not using its right-of-way for the whole length though);
– LN7 (East of France), 138km long, runs along N57 (not a highway though) for 9km, using its right-of-way;
– LN8 (Metz/Nancy to Strasbourg), 106km long, doesn’t run along any road;
– LN9 (LN2 to Bordeaux), 302km long, runs along A10 for 10km, using its parts of its right-of-way;
– LN10 (LN2 to Rennes), 182km long, runs along A81 for 20km, using its parts of its right-of-way.

Basically, 430km of the 2414km of the those high-speed rail lines are along a road, which was built likely 50 years before the railroad, when high-speed rail was not even an idea.

Your whole demonstration is moot.

I always thought that it was a physical device.

This has been available for years on Sony smartphones (“Battery care”).

Abort, retry, fail.

That’s also the meaning in most (if not all) of Europe. That’s to prevent drivers from racing when the lights turn yellow.

One Plus, owned by Oppo (which makes smartphones), owned by BBK Electronics (which makes TV sets), can easily enter this new market?
Do you say that BBK wants to enter the Western TV market using a well-known brand? Incredible for sure

Actually, torrent in French means the exact same thing as “torrent” in English as it comes from the Latin word torrens.

The Sony Z4 Tablet, which is waterproof (IP 65/68), has a waterproof jack and micro-USB connector, and is 6,1mm thin. Is that still too much for you?

That’s because cards delivered in the USA are set to prefer chip + signature instead of chip + PIN.

I just checked https://busybox.net/license.ht...: it seems that BusyBox is still GPLv2.

Free, a network operator in France, already offers the option to block ads on both their fixed (DSL and FTTH) and mobile networks. It was first implemented and enabled by default) three years ago when they were “fighting” with Google about who should pay for interco upgrades.
It is now default-disabled and opt-in as they managed to reach an agreement with them.

THANK YOU.
I’ve been looking for this for years now, couldn’t get a hold of it.

Well, Motorola did that too (see http://wiki.openezx.org/EMU) without adding additional pins to USB. Granted, you can't charge an use audio at the same time.

Wait, what? There's been no 1st class in Paris metro since 1991.