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November 2, 2006

When a plane’s inflight systems crash…

Posted by Sarah King in Technical Discussions

We were lucky enough to recently have a long holiday to Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore flying Malaysian Airlines. And great they were too.

My boy had heard that the planes all had games and we’d checked online to see that some of the planes had them but not all so some serious “conditioning” went on just incase he had a 10 hour flight with no toys.

We got lucky, both on the flight out and home again. But on the flight out there were all sorts of issues with the flight crew rebooting the inflight entertainment system several times and individual consoles crashed constantly.

I was impressed to see they were using linux but unimpressed with how the system couldn’t cope with it’s workload. We didn’t have the “on demand” version and that should have been simpler.

The concept was great and once they get it working right it’ll be wonderful. In the meantime I was left hoping that the inflight systems used by the pilots were more robust!

October 24, 2006

Malays Say No to Porn

Posted by Sarah King in Technical Discussions

Driving through a toll gate in Malaysia I was amused by the banner on the pillar.

While it’s great to see anti porn measures being taken the instructions to hit Alt+F4 weren’t the most helpful. Closing your browser will do many things but it won’t make you desire porn any less!

Asian Invasion

Posted by Sarah King in Technical Discussions

This is a term used in the ’80s to describe mass immigration to NZ by people from the Asian region.

While this has changed NZ I believe it’s for the better and don’t have any problem with the changing face of our country.

But the global community needs to get ready for

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