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Author: aw <aw@web>
Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2022 10:12:33 +0200
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@@ -5,14 +5,14 @@ More fine-grained properties of permacomputing systems
Human use of computing will be more sustainable if programs and devices are:
-* **accessible**: is well documented and adaptable to an individual's needs.
+* **accessible**: well documented and adaptable to an individual's needs.
* **compatible**: works on a variety of architectures.
* **efficient**: uses as little resources(power, memory, etc) as needed.
-* **flexible**: is modular, portable, adapts to various use-cases.
-* **resilient**: is repairable, descend-friendly, offline-first and low-maintenance.
+* **flexible**: modular, portable, adapts to various use-cases.
+* **resilient**: repairable, descend-friendly, offline-first and low-maintenance.
Some additional concerns are of indirect interest because they impose costs on the entire end-to-end process of software creation. Software will be more minimalist if:
-* it's always bootstrapped from machine code without circular reasoning (bootstrappable builds)
+* it's always [[bootstrapped|bootstrapping]] from machine code without circular reasoning (bootstrappable builds)
* it's obvious what source code went into it (reproducible builds)
* it's easy to audit its source code, including all dependencies
