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diff --git a/Principles.mdwn b/Principles.mdwn @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ philosophical ones, so feel free to disagree with them or refactor them. ## Care for the chips -* Production of new computing hardware consumes a lot of energy and resources. Therefore, we need to **maximize the lifespans** of hardware components – especially microchips, because of their low material recyclability. Repair what can be repaired, create new devices from old components. +* 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. Repair what can be repaired, create new devices from old components. * **Accept what already exists**. Appreciate even bad hardware (but also notice its energy consumption). Respect the quirks and peculiarities of each chip and design (this is particularly relevant for [[art]]). Support **[[time-sharing]]** in your local community in order to avoid buying new stuff. * Push the industry towards **[[Planned longevity]]** and **[[Design for disassembly]]**.