In my Hyundai, it's only enabled when certain conditions are met, like temperature above a certain level, battery charged and only after you've driven the car for a few minutes. In addition you can manually disable it.

The main benefit I got from byuing a car featuring what Hyundai calls ISG was a lower tax on the car, as here in Denmark that is dependent on the unrealistic manufacturer reported fuel efficiency. In real life I find the effect of the start-stop system is negligible.

I own two Unicomp Customizer keyboards, I had been looking for a model M for some time and finally ordered two Unicomps. One for home and one for work. I absolutely lothe the cheap dell keyboards they provide us with and I figured even with shipping to Denmark, this is something that I spend so much time with, I want the best I can get. They are highly recommended, both as keyboards and self defence weapons :)