Matthew Gray's Blog: Letterboxing

Sunday, May 7, 2006

Letterboxing

I saw a listing for a class about another interesting hobby called href=http://www.letterboxing.org/index.php>Letterboxing. It
sounds a lot like GeoCaching, but without a GPS. Using a "clue",
which may be straightforward directions, obscure directions or an
involved puzzle, one locates a "letterbox". Neat.

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I am on Twitter and I used to be active on Google+. In addition to my blog, you can find me on BoardGameGeek, LinkedIn, and various other places. I also have a stale homepage.

Personal

I am an avid board gamer, role-playing gamer, and prolific photographer.

Professional

I am a Engineering Director at Google. My team and I work on Search.

Previously, I was the CTO at an 802.11 location and security company, Newbury Networks in Boston. In June, 1999 I received my Masters degree from the MIT Media Lab. I graduated from MIT (undergraduate) in June, 1997, in physics. Prior to that I was CTO of net.Genesis from 1994 to 1996.

While at MIT, I was one of the three members of the Student Information Processing Board (SIPB) who set up www.mit.edu in the spring of 1993. I am also a former/inactive member of the Apache group, a volunteer group of developers of Apache, the world's most popular web server.

Sunday, May 7, 2006

Letterboxing

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