The notebook has its own internal idle-culling mechanisms, including shutting down idle kernels, shutting down itself when there's been no activity, and making decisions based on whether there are open connections or not. This is a lot more sophisticated, and offers much more granularity than the network-activity-based activity we have now.

For reference, we enable this config [on mybinder.org]

If the flightplan GUI contains an aircraft ICAO code that is not in the DB, then an empty ICAO code will be sent to the network. This is a problem because there are legitimate reasons why a user might want to use a code that is not "real world". There is already a warning message for the user to confirm whether the unknown code is a mistake or not.

The problem is `CFlightPlanComponent::getAircr

Larger tablets can be tiring to hold up, but using the device to look around can be fun and practical. A possible solution might be to introduce a basic button that lets you switch between magic-window mode and non-magic-window mode (can only scroll left/right on iPad i.e., same as mode when we do not allow access to sensors).

We may even want to consider eating a new look-controls that allows