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Author: neau <neau@web>
Date:   Sat, 25 Jun 2022 04:16:12 +0200

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diff --git a/properties.mdwn b/properties.mdwn @@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ More fine-grained properties of permacomputing systems Human use of computing will be more sustainable if: -* **accessibility**: software is well documented and through a variety of interfaces. -* **compatibility**: software runs a variety of architectures. -* **efficiency**: software uses as little resources(power, memory, etc) as needed. -* **flexibility**: software is modular, portable, adapts to various use-cases. -* **resilient**: software is repairable, descend-friendly, offline-first and low-maintenance. +* **accessible**: is well documented and adaptable to an individual's needs. +* **compatible**: works on a variety of architectures. +* **efficiency**: 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. 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: