@screwfilms: Dude, are you the same screwfilms from CPR? Cheers, mate!

@DfizzleShizzle: They don't pretend to do anything good. They're about augmenting social entropy.

@blyan is nominal too?: Well, I could have a very interesting and intelligent conversation with you, but I DO think 9/11 was a demonstration against American capitalism, so our opinions won't ever cross paths. I, too, get your point, though, so I'll leave it at that.

@CaptainJack: Because those kinds of protests always work, right?

@blyan is nominal too?: Sadly many people feel it's the only way to have any effect at all on elitist policies.

@NyQuil012: Don't forget you have to compile it yourself if you wanna be 100% sure. Hope it's not too heavy.

@Yerzriknot: About number 2: that's the point. In a DDOS attack, the more the merrier, so script kiddies should be invited.

@Claytons: True.

@fdisk: How are you supposed to elect people properly if you don't know anything about them or how they do their business? Or do you like your elections to be just about image, like they are now, most notably during the last mid terms?

@Les Mikesell: Another thing that's wrong: politicians and other public figures publicly calling for someone's assassination. Average Joes get thrown to jail all the time for that kind of thing, but when you're part of the elite and talking about the spokesman for an organization who has the guts to fight against the…

@Dr.Preston!: How do you know? I mean, how do you know? Did he tell you personally?Do you know anything about him? Yeah, thought so.

@SkipErnst: ...and the entire point of the article is to explain why you should pay attention.

@MegaShark: You lost me at "Citizen don't need to know everything or want to for that matter". Not only do I want to, but it has become obvious that the quality of information we get from our governements is a complete joke. How are we supposed to vote democratically if we don't have the right to real information?

@TheLostVikings: 'Nuff said.

@solidmac: Could easily lead to pre-loading routes before a trip. Interesting.

Ok, you got my attention. Did it really mention "works offline"? Does that apply to google navigation?

@EljhHck: But he's saying it always has been.

@Lizard_King: And it makes sense, too! I'm computer literate enough to google "NHTSA". Hope I'll learn a bunch. Thanks!

@webguy16: Hell even a clapper would have been better!

A switch? How much harder would it be to implement a motion sensor? Otherwise, nice! The sound effects really nail it!