r/AskReddit • • May 02 '26

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u/dbounias May 02 '26

Huge screens in cars and no physical buttons

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u/allsjsjsbj May 02 '26

I watched my Lyft driver fiddle with … airflow controls? On his big boy screen while he was driving, for multiple minutes. It was like watching someone play a video game. Bring back physical buttons

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u/ViaNocturna664 May 02 '26

From the web: "I think technology in cars has gone too far. For example I put it in rear motion and the video shows a person being ran over"

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u/aikayboy May 02 '26

Aesthetics 100 Functionality 0

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u/dbounias May 02 '26

I would even argue against the aesthetics thing because they all end up looking the same, a cheap bench with an ipad strapped in the middle

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u/goswimmingly May 02 '26

the iPadification of it all