Um... http://xkcd.com/102/ (obligatory xkcd reference)

The world was on the brink of war before the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. That was merely the excuse for starting the war. But there would have been another excuse to go to war, and it still would have happened.

You could use the PwdHash website directly in that case.

Paper clips happen to be magnetic, and are a great tool for illustrating magnetism not only between a steel object and a magnet, but between a magnetized piece of steel and another piece of steel (two paper clips). I am at a loss as my science kit when I was little came with sharp nails instead of paper clips. I thought paper clips were a progression in safety.

That's absurd. You'd be doing more to restrict people caught texting while driving than those that have been convicted of DUI or other more significant infractions. Plus, every douchebag with a chip on his shoulder would call the number and report the person whether they were texting or not, just because they didn't feel the person had their signal light on far enough in advance of changing lanes. Those calls would have to go somewhere, and chances are there'd be thousands of offenders with those stickers on their vehicles, so now you're talking about building a new government dispatch center to manage these reports, plus dispatching on them to investigate. That's assuming you wouldn't have these calls burdening existing 911/emergency dispatch centers (please tell me you wouldn't). Police departments would be too busy responding to "OMG SHE/HE'S TEXT MESSAGING AGAIN!" that they wouldn't be able to respond to nuisance false burglar alarms and other useless things that distract them from fighting crime. And granted it would be "easy to prove" someone was texting, but not without subpoenaing their cell phone records, which means now we would have to burden the justice system as well. I hope you're not a politician.

Yes, then we can outsource it to China, where 9 year olds will be tasked with driving 4 cars at a time for 18 hours per day. This would be a business, right?

Imbecile. What happens if you're in an accident and you need emergency services? What about the passengers of the vehicle? What about future mobile technology such as intelligent communication between vehicles for accident avoidance, etc.? I say leave it as is, let all the morons that continue to text and drive recklessly die in horrible car crashes and accept it as a much needed thinning of the herd. There's too much damn traffic anyway.

What, passengers can't text either? Brilliant solution.

I tried replacing the bulb in mine with a CFL and I had to drink my brownies from a mug. I hope they figure something out soon.