Well, not really. If you're navigating using a compass, then the Mercator projection has the really neat trick of making the rhumb lines straight while keeping coasts recognisable. It's just not a good projection for general purpose uses (unlike the Waterman Butterfly).

Neat. Not my favorite, and horribly awkward in so many ways, but I have to *promote this because it's so different.

...and thanks right back!
I thought that was a neat idea, but wish he would make a large version that could project in 10 minute increments and maybe go past 4pm. I did like that he put the hinge point in so it could be adjusted for the sun's angle easily.

*Promote. That was neat. I haven't played Pokemon GO yet (or any of the Pokemon games for that matter) but it looks much better than some other mobile games I've tried.

Wow. Appropriate use of vertical video. Neat.

Vertical Video Warning!
Neat, and nice idea. She does it well, and looks good doing it.
As for how she does it....simple....dual lasers in each glove, so she can fire one or both at any time, synced with the floor laser.
I really could have done without the 1:15 of dead video at the end, though.

Went there in 89. There are some tight spots in that cave system, not suggested for people over 200lbs. It was really neat to see the 'stars' while still inside the cave. You take a boat under them to exit the cave.

They cannot make a game from this. This has a fixed PVS which allows them to pool all resources in the shot where the camera is facing. It's still real-time, but you can't free roam. There are some neat shaders applied here, but I'm more impressed with the sound than anything else.

Very interesting, thanks for the additional info. I believe that the plantiff paying isn't subject to appeal in Ontario, I could be wrong, but I have a few lawyer friends I'll ask.

It's a neat look at how the laws work for and against someone.

Neat! The couple of spots of vocal fry (0:37, 1:07 ) really wrecked it for me... very distracting and unprofessional sounding.

As always....thanks!
Neat stuff, huh? And purty!

I'm not so happy they called it "the largest sea sponge in the world", when it's really just "the largest sea sponge ever found". Most of the ocean is unexplored. It's extremely likely that there's a larger/older one out there.

Still, neat *science stuff.

Little bummed out that it's not actually a documentary on sake making, but neat none the less.

I wonder what the effect of plastic particles will be on them. I was thinking they may be screwed by the sheer amount, but maybe the low metabolic rates may do something about that?

It's a neat creature, and one that can survive in the growing oxygen free zones in the ocean.

Maybe life has found a way with this thing. =)

Still pretty neat stuff.
Is the future this or mag-lev...road maintenance is a big expense...we are going to be busy enough with the rising sea level..