permacomputing

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Author: notplants <notplants@web>
Date:   Mon, 28 Apr 2025 19:17:59 +0200

Changed "Like any other community of practice that emerged from contemporary computer tech circles, permacomputing suffers from very poor cultural diversity."  to "Like many communities of practice that..." , because there are communities of practice that emerged from contemporary computer tech circles that are very diverse (e.g. Janastu in Bangalore, and The School For Poetic Computation are two I've personally been involved with) so in the spirit of the prompts in this paragraph, I think its nice to remember that diverse tech spaces exist

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@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ relatable and accessible.
 Breaking the monoculture
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-Like any other community of practice that emerged from contemporary computer
+Like many communities of practice that emerged from contemporary computer
 tech circles, permacomputing suffers from very poor cultural diversity. How can
 we make this space more accessible and inclusive? Like, really, and not just
 empty words. How can the privileges that some of us have to be able to dedicate