Links

When I'm fidgety or looking for inspiration, i borrow from my friends and look at their webpages for insight or ideas. Here are a couple of their pages, and at the end of it all, a link to my deli.cio.us page which i update whenever i use safari.

You know, surround yourself by great people and you will aspire to their greatness, and all that.

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Friends (with websites)

Analucia Berry's homepage is simple, direct and creative.
Brecht Girl is hip and a neat take on media and life.
Sheeva Azma's webpage is almost always well designed, quirky and mysterious.
Audrey Roy's is all things orange!
Reid Williams takes spectacular photos. His site reminds me of the things that i forget to do.
Eugene Hsu also takes amazing photos, and has an amazingly designed website.
Sloan Kulper is a surprisingly understated designer. Here's sloan's coroflot profile.
I worked alongside Philip Guo at csail. His website is full of gems and interesting projects.
One of the first people I met at MIT, mike pihulic doesn't keep much of a website, but does draw quite a bit...
Scott Johnston's website is a gallery of understated, yet striking photographs.
Jeshurun Webb is a designer at risd with me.
l. nichols makes awesome comics and was in tnq with me.

Affiliations

Technique is the yearbook of MIT.
I UROPed for Rob Miller at CSAIL's User Interface Design Group that he heads up.
i was lucky to work on How To Get Around MIT in 2005.
Mea Culpa Design is exactly what you shouldn't call a design firm which is exactly why it's the perfect name for one.
i teach web/graphic design at the center for digital imaging arts at b.u. sometimes.

Me

Here are copies of me on the internet, each in different guises.

my last.fm
my twitter
my del.icio.us
my flickr photostream
my openstudio
my alter ego, nsfmc's zend.com profile from when i used to do lots of php work.
my dj sets from when i was a dj.
my ourmedia profile
my discogs profile
my pgp key:at pgp.mit.edu (0xF7BFB959)

Projects

Here are some cool projects that i have been exposed to or that i enjoy using.

Piggy Bank is a tool for scraping semantic data from webpages
Chickenfoot is the best tool for automating web actions, but it is also great for prototyping javascript on your webpages
A Day In The Life of MIT students. The project is managed, coded and designed by Reid, whose link lives above.
Unison is a file synchronizer that i use to keep religious backups of my data. I have also compiled a unison 2.9.1 ppc binary. It's for anyone running MacOS X at MIT that would like to synchronize with MIT's version of unison.