@kyre: Just found the version someone made for OS X. I think that is what this is based on.

Any word on how long before it is easily installed by the average user? The article was a little light on details, but I would love to give that a try.

I can't see a lot of use for this, but it is a nice example of some interesting design work.

@Slinkytech: I can't imagine this working very well in a self defense situation.

@Moonshadow Kati: Well, I often wish I could travel with a knife just so I have it when I get where I am going. I am used to always having my pocket knife, and it can be annoying to have it missing during travel.

I really want to like the duo, but I just can't.

@naturewill: Check out RK-83 for iOS. Works pretty well.

That was surprisingly well done. I will now have to try hard to avoid saying "I have never processed so much joy data".

@KWOK: I found this on the Pathmark website. It might be the brand I was thinking of, but it looks a bit fancier than I remember ;) They may have jazzed it up a bit recently.

Maybe it is just because I wear glasses, but 3D usually makes my head hurt. Its a shame, because some of the recent 3D movies I have seen have done it pretty well.

It works for some things, but not all. I think the super minimalist Red Bull looks pretty bad, to be honest. It portrays nothing about the product nor the marketing feel Red Bull tries to cultivate.

@KWOK: "sans nom"... I love it.

@Arken: That was the first thing I thought of when I read this :( I am going to be very close to NYC tonight, so it won't be a very dramatic event.

Well, I do reuse passwords, but I have several of them. Also, the most important things (e-mail, banking, etc) have their own passwords.

Google? Sometimes Wikipedia and occasionally other sites, but Google normally points me to the right Wikipedia page, and it searches most sites better than their own search tools.

@comics0026: I would say the lack of sophistication is what makes it unlikely. Wasn't it just a DDoS? We all know the government can do better than that if they want to take something down.

@crackel: Wasn't that your first statement?

@crackel: I think if there is anything we have learned over the past year of Wikileaks and Russian spies, it is that governments know a lot more than they let on.

@SkipErnst: And this would be a new development for Facebook how? I wouldn't put them above any breach in user privacy at this point, but I agree it would be a very bad idea.

@Elliuotatar: Doesn't that just mean you should have food in your shelter?