You run some software on your device, and you trust it to actually encrypt the data, and not exfiltrate stuff through a side channel.

How can the end user trust such a system? Even if we ever find a way to ensure it runs the software it is supposed to run (does it really encrypts your data?), the inner working involves concepts that even an IT engineer do not master.

I thought Intertial navigation system was something already in use

Right, you skip the basics and you get your diploma for free. Your professional value is not obvious.

30 billion USD? But how many student do you have?

Glass at room temperature is a very viscous liquid. If the slab is stored vertically, I wonder is a 100 year storage could cause enough deformation so that it gets difficult to read the data back.

Thas seems nice, but where is SDS methodology published?

Remember the EU parliament has no way to initiate an EU directive. It can only beg the EU commission to do so, and the EU commission will do whatever it wants.

Bad news for human traders, there will be no night or weekends to rest.

What is "ballistic decay"? Wikipedia does not know the term.

Summary reports Mr Macron said:

I am a bit surprised that he assumes a formula one could be used on a highway.

In your proposal, customer can express dissatisfaction about the waiter, but not about the boss that decided to hire too few people to do the job.

That is annoying, but as far as Christmast is concerned, careful people did their shopping weeks ago.

160 mph is not that fast. French TGV has being running at 300 km/h for a while, and it is now dwarfed by Chinese high speed train.

Not quite, there are exemptions in the cookie directive. No consent is required for session cookie, and even for analytics cookie if things are done correctly (i.e. not with a GAFA partner).