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Author: viznut_web <viznut_web@web>
Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2022 19:14:02 +0200
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## Care for the chips
-Production of new computing hardware consumes a lot of energy and resources. Therefore, we need to **[[maximize the lifespans|lifespan maximization]]** of hardware components – especially microchips, because of their low material [[recyclability]].
+Production of new computing hardware consumes a lot of energy and resources. Therefore, we need to **[[maximize the lifespans|lifespan maximization]]** of hardware components – especially [[microchips|IC]], because of their low material [[recyclability]].
* Respect the quirks and peculiarities of what already exists and [[repair]] what can be repaired.
* Create new devices from [[salvaged components|salvage computing]].
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Small systems are more likely to have small hardware and energy requirements, as well as high understandability. They are easier to understand, manage, [[refactor|refactoring]] and [[repurpose]].
-[[Dependencies|dependency]] (including hardware requirements and whatever external software/libraries the program requires) should also be kept low. Avoid [[pseudosimplicity]] such as user interfaces that hide their operation from the user.vScalability is essential only if there is an actual and justifiable need to scale up.
+[[Dependencies|dependency]] (including hardware requirements and whatever external software/libraries the program requires) should also be kept low. Avoid [[pseudosimplicity]] such as user interfaces that hide their operation from the user. Scalability is essential only if there is an actual and justifiable need to scale up.
* **Accumulate wisdom and experience rather than codebase**.
* **Low complexity is beautiful**. This is also relevant to e.g. visual media where "high quality" is often thought to stem from high resolutions and large bitrates.
