Reading through the comments I wonder how difficult it would be to control the car partialy through this box. Have it read a speed off of a transmitter and prevent the car from going above that. Would solve a lot of problems altogether.
As a teen at the moment I did have to buy my own car. I drive a '86 5th ave. I call it the tank. I don't think it can be wrecked. I can drive through most new SUVs without thinking about it. The downside is the gas bill. I burn gas just as fast as a SUV.
Maybe you should factor that in when you say teens should buy their own cars and consider that the cars we can afford will keep us safer than you in a new car...
You know if you turn the acpi off in the bios you can then boot into windows, XP included and it worn't turn it self off, but you go into device manager and find hidden devices, you will find one disabled. Turn it on, and the computer will shut it self off.
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Reading through the comments I wonder how difficult it would be to control the car partialy through this box. Have it read a speed off of a transmitter and prevent the car from going above that. Would solve a lot of problems altogether.
As a teen at the moment I did have to buy my own car. I drive a '86 5th ave. I call it the tank. I don't think it can be wrecked. I can drive through most new SUVs without thinking about it. The downside is the gas bill. I burn gas just as fast as a SUV.
Maybe you should factor that in when you say teens should buy their own cars and consider that the cars we can afford will keep us safer than you in a new car...
You know if you turn the acpi off in the bios you can then boot into windows, XP included and it worn't turn it self off, but you go into device manager and find hidden devices, you will find one disabled. Turn it on, and the computer will shut it self off.
Just my experience at work
I do believe that Nintendo already packages such a warning. It is in that booklet that no one reads.