Micah Brodsky's quick & dirty homepage

(1 + (int) (now – Sept 2005))-th year graduate student at CSAIL in the PDOS group and resident NT hacker, advised by Robert Morris.

 

Primary research area: Systems & networking

Research interests:

  • Operating system security
  • Software & systems reliability
  • Multi-hop wireless networking
  • Wireless capacity and medium access control
  • Natural computation and natural distributed systems

 

Contact: micahbro at mit dot edu

 

“Publications”: (ha!)

 

Projects, past and present:

Understanding Carrier Sense

ExOR2

Asbestos

Nooks

 

Mini-projects:

MiniScroller – a navigation and selection tool for Tablet PCs (which really merits its own webpage!)

 


 

Requisite random list of interesting things else-web:

Computer science:

A Note on Distributed Computing (The Waldo rant)

Bad Linux Advocacy FAQ

Grieve with me, blue master chickenz (an XML rant)

The PC Guide

Unix Haters’ Handbook (an essential companion to The Art of Unix Programming)

UW/Berkeley/UCSD History of Computing lectures

Windows Research Kernel (get yourself a legal, buildable copy of the source to NTOSKRNL)

 

Non-computer-science:

Algorithmic Botany

John Baez’s General Relativity Tutorial

The Macrogalleria - a cyberwonderland of polymer fun

Paul Falstad’s math and physics applets

Physical Audio Signal Processing for Virtual Musical Instruments and Audio Effects

Richard Hamming: You and Your Research

SnowCrystals.com

 

Last updated 11/11/2007.

Yes, I did compose this in MS Word. Life’s too short for HTML. =P