How do I disable -- almost permanently -- wireless for my MacBook?

Question

I know that by deleting the airport function from the network panel and then clicking the 'lock' that denies the computer the ability to connect to wireless signals automatically, but what I'm trying to do is to achieve the same result -- no wireless access -- but even for the administrator as well.
So: Is there a way -- other than setting up an administrator password that the user doesn't know -- of locking a user out from changing network preferences?
I'm not trying to lock someone else out of using the internet: I'm actually trying to lock myself out. In the past, I could just remove the wireless card from under my keyboard on the iBook and that would do it. But with a sealed MacBook, this doesn't seem possible.
Any tips?
Thank you!
G.

Answer 1

Simple answer: short of removing the card - nope.
Long answer - there may be a way of doing it by modifying some kernel extensions (like removing the ones for Airport) however this is VERY UNSAFE if you don't know what you're doing, and could have unforeseen effects. I've never personally done this, it's just the best thing I can think of off the top of my head other than pulling the card out of the machine.
To reiterate: MESSING WITH KERNEL EXTENSIONS IS UNSAFE AND COULD VERY LIKELY SCREW UP YOUR OS, I JUST WOULDN'T DO IT UNLESS YOU'VE GOT A DANG GOOD REASON AND SOME GOOD INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO DO IT SAFELY.