I’ve been thinking a lot about Google Streetview recently (more on that at some other date), so as part of that process I been looking for interesting stuff using it. The best thing I’ve bumped into so far is one I’m borrowing from one of Matt Grey’s blog posts. Go down Adkins Road, one click at a time going North — this one is a story told in thirteen clicks.
Raffi Krikorian is a hacker, a programmer, a lecturer, and a writer. He was an engineer at Popular Power, co-created the Internet 0, has run experiments on NASA's KC-135a, and lectures on the intersection of data security and society. He is the founding partner of Synthesis, a technology consultancy based in Boston, MA, USA.
Raffi is the author of TiVo hacks (O'Reilly 2003). He has a SM from the MIT Media Lab / MIT Center for Bits and Atoms, and a M.Eng and SB from MIT EECS.