As a refinement on this, if you're not comfortable blocking these results entirely, Kagi allows you to lower their relevance in your results rather than simply blocking outright.
Super interested in this! I spend two or three days a week exploring the Rocky Mountains via mountain bike and backcountry skiing. I'm still not able to find a tool set that I love - my favorite still being CalTopo.
Controls:
On desktop WASD to move, move mouse or arrow keys to look around, space to place block.
On mobile, move device to look around, one finger touch on the bottom of the screen to go forward, two to go back, tap on the top to place a block.
Browser support could be iffy or partial.
Get a few other people to go on with you. You should be able to see them and their actions real time.
I haven't done significant load testing, so it may get slow.
I love my Pebble, but I definitely agree with this article. Most people I know don't see the point of it, and I partially agree with them at the moment, as most people don't see the use for a device neither designed for content consumption or creation.
There's a bit of a chicken and egg problem here, as these devices need more 'apps' available to really demonstrate their potential, but those apps aren't going to be created until the devices are more ubiquitous. Hopefully the hacker crowd has enough interest to make things on their own.
