I got back some photos from a spatial history of computing, which went swimmingly. Liv Ames sent me these great shots:

And Aaron Caley posted a nice set on Flickr, which includes “The best picture of bikes. ever,” and a lot of other great shots including these two:

People keep expressing their dismay at missing the ride, so I’m planning on doing a few more. Get a group together and let’s go! Or let me know you’re interested and I’ll email you when someone else puts a group together.

Last week I put the finishing touches on Molly McIntyre’s brand new portfolio page. Check out those crazy paper cuts and sweet animations!

It’s built on Stacey, which I’ve grown quite fond of.

Photos from September have been posted to the photo blog. It was a slow month, but I snapped a few.

I recently helped my friend Ann in Santa Cruz set up her new website. We used Stacey, a lightweight php CMS that doesn’t use a database, just text files, which is sweet. Ann is a super talented printmaker, illustrator, fabric artist, bike mechanic, and finder of stuff. Check out her new website of full of rad things:

annamicaaltstatt.com

This summer I’m teaching an intensive five week course on computer hacking at UC Santa Cruz. Sign up while there’s still room because it’s going to be a blast:

It’s Ted Passon’s brand new website!

Last month I launched the new website for the Neighborhood Resource Center of Colorado.