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Same with in-flight entertainment systems on planes. They always have terrible, slow interfaces.

• johnward 10y ago
  This causes people to press harder in reaction and then they are bouncing the person in front of them's head. It's comical if it's not happening to you.
• JonRB 10y ago
  I recently took a flight with Virgin Atlantic and was actually pleasantly surprised. It still wasn't perfect, but it was by far the best I've seen from in-flight entertainment.
• richev 10y ago
  Mostly I'd agree, but Emirates ICE system is pretty decent https://www.emirates.com/au/english/flying/inflight_entertainment/whats-on-ice-digital-widescreen.aspx https://www.emirates.com/au/english/flying/inflight_entertai...
• makecheck 10y ago
  I always want to turn it “off” because it’s too distracting, and the only way is to turn the Brightness down to off. It goes like this: BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, oh now it’s off. Then 5 minutes later, the airline starts its welcome mostly-advertising video which TURNS THE DAMNED THING BACK ON AT FULL BRIGHTNESS. Then it resumes DirecTV at which point I have to say: BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, wait, BrightnessDown, annnnnnnnd now it’s off.
• BHSPitMonkey 10y ago
  Most of the newer ones I see these days are just Android tablets with capacitive digitizers and a pretty decent shell.