The paper introduces L5, a permacomputing-based creative coding library, and analyzes design tensions between sustainability and usability through five case studies.
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A systematic literature review of LIMITS scholarship identifies five recurring types of temporal engagement and calls for more explicit, plural attention to time concepts.
An overview of the first decade of the LIMITS workshop identifies increasing mentions of degrowth, limited global expansion beyond the Global North, and a predominance of positional and observational papers.
A methodology constructs a glossary of viable urban site typologies for distributed PV-powered servers from legal, project, consultation, and literature sources, then evaluates them on energy, spatial, and qualitative criteria in Montpellier.
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Relational Aesthesis in Permacomputing Practice: Building a Solar Powered Website from Reclaimed Materials
A qualitative case study of building a solar-powered website from reclaimed materials applies permacomputing and relational aesthesis to reconfigure relations with computing technology.