It's kinda impressive how terrible the audio is on airplane entertainment systems.
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It's kinda impressive how terrible the audio is on airplane entertainment systems. Like I can't even imagine how you could screw it up so hard it's a tablet on the back of a seat. You can afford a hard drive which can store more than 80kbps audio.
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It's kinda impressive how terrible the audio is on airplane entertainment systems. Like I can't even imagine how you could screw it up so hard it's a tablet on the back of a seat. You can afford a hard drive which can store more than 80kbps audio.
Some would say the wing on an a380 is far too large. I feel like the aerelons alone are large enough for most planes.
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