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Category Archives: Urban Computing

Crickets in MAKE!

Wow.  This is really flattering.  And a little scary.
Crickets in MAKE.
The comments are my favorite though — some people are right in line with what I’m thinking of doing next (going more industrial, making them more of an installation and less of a throw-and-go item), and some are just worried about the cops.  I think [...]

Posted 04 August 2007 § ITP Projects § Tech and Culture ‡ Comments (0) °

Conflux!

So in a bit of unexpected but really freaking cool news, I’ve just heard that my Concrete Crickets project has been selected for Conflux 2007!  Given the amazing projects that came out of Conflux last year, this is really flattering — and more than a little intimidating.  I’m excited!
…now I just have to go make [...]

Posted 26 June 2007 § ITP Projects § Music and Tech ‡ Comments (1) °

Concrete Crickets - final presenation

This is the presentation I gave for my Urban Computing final — Concrete Crickets.


It’s a little big, so it’ll take its sweet time loading — click to advance slides. If you want to just jump to the slideshow, go here. This will be updated with a version that includes my [...]

Posted 03 May 2007 § ITP Projects ‡ Comments (0) °

Urban Computing our way into… Wired?!

Jesus H. Crap!  I realize this is last week’s news, but, um we Urban-Computing-type-folk made it into Bruce Sterling’s Beyond the Beyond?
[looky!]

Posted 19 March 2007 § ‡ Comments (0) °

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I’ll fill in the details about it a bit later on, but for now, my presentation for Urban Computing is up here. I’ll give a full breakdown shortly.

Posted 17 February 2007 § ‡ Comments (2) °

my doctor, amazed by my camera

About two weeks before this semster started, I started having these incredibly strong pains in my stomach, and by mid-January I was having trouble getting out of bed. That’s not the point of this story — I was put on Prevacid for (assumedly) the start of a small ulcer, and I’m mostly-fine now.
The point, [...]

Posted 12 February 2007 § Asides § Designing for Contraints § Tech and Culture ‡ Comments (2) °