I wish I had a mod point for you.

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According to one survey quoted in the wikipedia article, 93 % of US drivers think they are above average drivers.

That's because they're taking the entire world into account. You wouldn't believe how many people in other countries don't even drive on the correct side of the road!

Yeah, but your point isn't in the vein of the slightly zenophobic summary

Zenophobia--that's the fear or hatred of Greek philosophers, right?

(Sorry)

To date, no agency has taken point on forcing the medical manufacturers to improve the information security profile of their products, with the FDA even dubbing such a risk unrealistic (PDF).

Looks like this is right up the DHS's alley.

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Now, in theory, you could change this hard-coded setting--but all Windows RT devices use UEFI, and so Secure Boot detects the altered code and locks the system down. Secure Boot doesn't stop you from changing the setting in memory, however

The system has worked rather well, but I admit the security of it is based on obscurity - that the teens don't know what enables the restricted content! If they ever figured it out, I'd switch to a secure token.

That assumes you'll know if/when they figure it out. Why not switch to a secure token now and avoid the possibility of them accessing restricted material without you ever realizing there's a problem?

My parents' did that for their grandson - they asked what he wanted for his birthday and all he said was "I don't know/care". Well, that year he got a pink dress. Next year, he had plenty of good ideas.

Of course he did! Now he can accessorize!