Higher frequencies are easier to form into directed beams dynamically with phased arrays. Not that I have any indication that Nokia has done this.

Absorption by water molecules really picks up above about 6 GHz. This limits the practical range for high frequency signals.

Just don't take the tapes to long term storage with an elevator with motors that erase all tapes before they get to storage.

High RPM drives are quite quickly being replaced by SSDs.

I downloaded a few keyboards and settled on Minuum. Default Samsung sucks, Swiftkey was way way better at typing but still took to much space. More than 50% of my screen in landscape mode. Minuum gives me the screen space to actually see what I am typing. It could do with better prediction though.

Traffic data is included in modern navigation systems. Last modern car I was in just asked me something in the lines of "Traffic congestion ahead. Reroute?".

I am not the one you replied to but I don't believe you will want to be driven. I just want the idiots who can't be arsed to drive with their eyes on the road instead of on their phones to be driven. I also assume you don't fall in that category because those people don't seem to enjoy driving. They probably just want to get from A to B. Exactly what a self driving car would provide.

If I had a car I would also want it to be self-driving because I find driving to be boring. I do, however, realize it is a 1 ton weapon with significant kinetic energy.

Since /. delay is about a month this doesn't really matter.

Batteries did get a whole lot better in the past decade. It's just that we do so much more with them that the drain on them more then matches the capacity gain we got. Don't blame the battery manufacturer, blame the public who wants 7" screens and oct core 4 Ghz processors on their phones.

After a Google image search for uSD pendants I'd advice a locket pendant with some foam to prevent the card from thrashing around. Those uSD things are usually ugly as hell.
By the way, stay away from the medical data lockets for this purpose. They look quite stylish and they are intent for safe data storage but any data storage device found in those will be read in an emergency because that is what the intention of that type of locket is.

Not directly, but having a tall dad does help

It may be relevant that the data doesn't seem available from these countries.

Not alone. Dutch, tall and single here.

Is Google really at fault? They handled it poorly, yes, but the data was already out there to be used by blackhats. It would be better if they placed a file on the FTP "You know these files are open to the internet because your router configuration sucks, right?.txt".

Makes sense. I used an old version in 2005 or so.