permacomputing

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@@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ This page is a growing list of guides on how to do permacomputing-related things
 
 There is a quote about solarpunks that there are two main kinds of solarpunks: "Junkers", who scrap things together from trash, and "Reformists" who try to make new systems that work well in the first place. This is a bit of a reduction, but a similar framework could also apply to permacomputing &mdash; making mainstream tools work more efficiently, building things out of trash, or designing entirely new systems could all be moving in the direction of permacomputing. 
 
-# Everyday Permacomputing (making popular computing tools work more efficiently and last longer) 
+# Everyday Permacomputing 
+*making popular computing tools work more efficiently and last longer*
 
 [How To Make Firefox More Efficient On An Old Computer Using AutoTabDiscard](/tab-discard)