Homebrew Parental Controls Solution Problem...

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I lol'd. On topic though, I don't even understand why parental controls on the 3DS exist. If you don't want your kid using your credit card, don't save the information, lazy ass.

I think it has more to do with the 3D feature, which can cause headaches for some, and really isn't recommended for kids under 7. Parental controls give the ability to disable 3D completely. I know the option exists to buy the 2DS, but kids can be spoiled brats or there can be doting relatives beyond the control of the parent(s).

I personally find them annoying sometimes, especially when I don't have them set (because I'm 29 goddamn years old) and they still get in my way. :angry::glare:
 
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how do I change the pin I bought a 3ds online only to find it has a pin and the seller does not know it (the reason for why it was very cheap)
 

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You can live in a share house. Here, a bedroom in a share house ranges from $100-$200 a week. A full time week at minimum wage is $650 so assuming you're not at uni there is no problem affording a place. If you're at uni and can only work part time, most places pay $20-$25 an hour for unskilled employees (McDonalds and some supermarkets are the only ones paying true minimum wage) so nobody here has a problem affording a place to live, assuming you don't have really fancy tastes. If you have a partner or kids or both it might be tricky. In addition, if you earn less than about $200 a week and are studying you can get "youth allowance" or "Austudy" payments as a supplement. If you are not employed and not studying you get about $200 a week in "Newstart" payments which will keep you in cheap accomodation.


I do feel sorry for anyone living in the US :-) Unemployed? Too bad, starve to death. Want to study? No rich parents? Too bad, give up on your dream, get a crappy job and continue the poor cycle. Sick and can't afford health cover? Too bad, go bankrupt or die. Fun times!

$20 - $25 in AUD is about $13 - $16 USD, which is decent depending on the state. Where I live, you'd be well off making that, but only people working construction, HVAC, a managerial position, or in a car factory make that unless one has a degree in something. In a state like California, one couldn't live off of that at all, especially since most new workers won't see full time hours for a while. Most jobs pay bi-weekly as well, so a place requiring weekly payments tends to break people. States also adjust taxes and the overall cost of living based on their minimum wage. Here, a gallon of gas is $1.56 and a pack of smokes is roughly $3, but in, say, NY, these things are stupid expensive (cigarettes are $20 a pack). As far as education goes, we have free government assistance for that, but it'll only send you to a community college or a cheap trade school, which doesn't help at all. And for food, we have programs for that as well like EBT and WIC, but the amount awarded and what they can buy is very limited (no hot food for example).
 

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$20 - $25 in AUD is about $13 - $16 USD, which is decent depending on the state. Where I live, you'd be well off making that, but only people working construction, HVAC, a managerial position, or in a car factory make that unless one has a degree in something. In a state like California, one couldn't live off of that at all, especially since most new workers won't see full time hours for a while. Most jobs pay bi-weekly as well, so a place requiring weekly payments tends to break people. States also adjust taxes and the overall cost of living based on their minimum wage. Here, a gallon of gas is $1.56 and a pack of smokes is roughly $3, but in, say, NY, these things are stupid expensive (cigarettes are $20 a pack). As far as education goes, we have free government assistance for that, but it'll only send you to a community college or a cheap trade school, which doesn't help at all. And for food, we have programs for that as well like EBT and WIC, but the amount awarded and what they can buy is very limited (no hot food for example).
Ugh, math. :3
Anyways, if he's 13 or older his parents should allow him without parent restrictions, lol.
 
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