@wim_v12e Thank you!!! I’m familiar with your work on frugal computing and the react center! Lancaster has some great folks who have been a big influences on my PhD (Not there anymore but Christian Remy and other human computer interaction folks)
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hi!@roy_calum @pelle @radicle thank you for the detailed write up! I’m a huge Luddite when it comes to AI (I can be /many folks unfortunately gotta spend the tokens to pay the bills) so am especially interested in all the alternative “experiments” in this new world we’re in w AI
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hi!@cazabon yes! This article is more general than repair cafes but I interviewed Matthew Lubari who runs an ongoing repair cafe in rhino refugee camp. brilliant guy with brilliant insights!!! https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3674505
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hi!@faraiwe not yet! perhaps down the road

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hi!@SeanPLynch thank you! and thank you for the rec

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hi!@failedLyndonLaRouchite I’m there too!
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hi!@CatDragon @MLE_online I’m already a fan
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hi!@felipe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVVxmU2W1bI most recently using computer vision and some search strategies to find ways to reuse PCBs!
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hi!@nina_kali_nina I’m on a permacomputing list serv but not on here! Would love to hear any recs

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hi!hi! recently deleting instagram has super charged my desire to invest in alternative online social spaces!
I’m an incoming assistant professor in computer science at Loyola University Chicago. I study electronic waste and how to build computing tools to improve processes of reducing reusing and recycling computing material

