Stand-up comedy routine using a live spherical camera 

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And what's wonderful is they're both correct.

@@davetoms1 But one of them is more correct in a betterer way.

Its ln (-1)/i £

Well webcam imagery is all mirrored (while live) because people don't know how to do things when they see themselves the "right" way around. We are all used to seeing ourselves in the mirror, so Logitech. Microsoft et al by default set it that way. You can usually check a box to say no, don't flip it. However once you save the footage you usually see it the other way around again. I wonder if this camera's software does that.

We watched the video too

@@procactus9109 smh tsk tsk tsk

~ Every game designer ever

Which explains Windows Vista!

ττlly.

3 , take it or leave it

Evan Blenkinsopp Except the female ones. 😃

+Benny Löfgren Okay, _fair enough!_

Me: what use is this going to be? Maths teacher: I bet you don't ask this in your other lessons! Me: oh, believe me, I absolutely do.

+Thomas M This was me in History: “If I have to write down “the dissolution of the monasteries”, *ONE* more time...”

If you are part of a juggling act, and all your partners call in sick... hahaha

2 tau steradians camera

[[Steve Mould has been perma-banned.]]

@@standupmaths Will fancy notation save me, although my explicit addition of the radius now means it can only work in Euclidean geometry? 2𝜏𝑟²

720°² Camera

@@amazinglittlekuin8929 (360²/π)°²

(watching this from linux) he's pretty accurate

Love the Linux joke....as a Linux fan.

Have you tried systems programming in linux vs windows? Linux is so much better! Windows is like punching yourself in the face because everyone else is doing it...

Disagree, because as a Linux user, it actually made me corpse.

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

I'd really appreciate a praxinoscope version as well!

How exactly does the floppy disk release work? The thing can only store 1.44MB, how short is this show!?

@@theblackwidower probably on a series of floppy disks?

Doesn't everybody own one?

@@mrsnufflegums You'd need at least a hundred, likely two or three hundred. And I thought Windows 95 required a lot of disk swapping.

Risque!

If you haven't guessed... what good about VR is that it actually projects spherical video straight into your eye as if it was coming from an actual sphere...

+Timur Sultanov I love VR. I just wish it was a bit cheaper haha. I think Nintendo made a patent for a VR dock for the Switch... so maybe they’re planning on doing something good!

Check out wmr headsets like the lenovo explorer, they sometimes go on sale for as little as 150 USD$. They are pc vr headsets that support steamvr

Google says 1,440 pound is about 1,900 USD, but still pretty crazy.

We edited it that way just to freak you out...

I found that, too, but when I went over to Steve's channel I had some serious deja vu. try watching them together. It's quite the enjoyment until you have to re-sync it

My eyelids stop working when I’m channeling Steve.

@@standupmaths Is that because of the pi vs tau disagreement? You could split the difference and use π/2 and symbolize it with four vertical lines protruding downward from the horizontal line (τ has one vertical line, π is half and has twice as many lines). Food for thought.

@@standupmaths hahahahahahaha

227, apparently. But they only send you one of them!

​@@jimmythewig3354 That is cheating XD But I understand that.

Have we had a graphical calculator get reviewed yet?

you know @@joe9832 , I think we do mot certainly not *coughcough* ... and I'm at a loss ... which one should I pick ???

@@Darieee Well, personally I'm using an fx-9750GII, but sadly it can't display fractions with the good ol' notation (either introduced by Euler himself or the Arabs, I can't remember) we're used to. The joys of Ebay and cheaper products!

@@joe9832 I was just teasing matt but - firstly - yes - CASIO is the king - and 2 - I'm rocking an fx-83 coming from an fx-85, and ... the 83 is way way way faster ... it must be a newer model or is allowed to gulp more current from its way bigger battery

@@Darieee You know you can overclock them right? My mate got his working at x10 its original clock speed haha

Finally a commenter on Matt's channel I can agree with.

Tau is already 2 much.

I might release it in a month or so.

And then we have those "the Earth is flat" persons...

He already went bald

Have you ever been so mad that you try to devour the spherical camera?

The debug console is always an AEOUD exclusive.