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Christoph Becker

The "Computing within Limits" (LIMITS'2025) deadline is extended to April 30th, 2025 AOE. Submit those papers and spread the word!

LIMITS'2025 welcomes scholarship from a wide range of perspectives that engages with computing and its pressing ecological and social issues and crises including planetary boundaries. CfP:
computingwithinlimits.org/2025

computingwithinlimits.orgLIMITS 2025 -- Workshop on Computing within Limits
#Limits#CfP#ecology
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Kristie

Just finished this 5-metre-long drystone seating area on the banks of a loch.

It stands about 1.5m tall and will hold a single piece of oak across the three protruding stones to form a bench.

The idea was to create something rooted in the land, not just placed on it. Sheltered, steady, and quietly purposeful. A place to pause and reflect.

Built by hand, no mortar, just time, attention, and stone. All materials sourced locally.

A head-on shot of the finished drystone wall, showing the full arch and the even, tight stonework. The three large protruding stones, meant to hold a bench, are clearly visible. Behind, a stand of thin trees in early leaf frames the scene.
A close, angled view of the wall from the right-hand side. The depth of the wall and the precise fit of the stones are visible. The three bench supports jut out confidently, and the coping stones curve cleanly along the top edge.
A wide view of a newly built drystone wall, recessed into a grassy bank with a light woodland backdrop. The wall features a curved arch of upright coping stones along the top and three protruding flat stones spaced across the middle, intended to support a bench. Earth around the wall is still rough from the recent build.
#Drystone#Craft#Scotland
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FairTEC

Building a #sustainable and #responsible digital future is a challenge to which we must respond together 🌟

Our choices as individuals, the commitment of businesses, and the policies developed by public institutions all matter. Every action counts. 💬⏳

A more #ethical, responsible and sustainable digital world is within our reach, if we all play our part 🤝 Because real progress is not just a question of #innovation, it's also a question of #preservation 🌱

#FairTEC
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Brian Dear

It's nearly impossible for me to ever be willing to pay to subscribe to a #podcast, but ETS is one I gladly subscribe to.

It's insanely high quality, all signal and zero noise. Information-rich. I learn tons.

Consider subscribing if you care at all about the planet-wide emergency caused by burning fossil fuels.

xenetwork.org/become-a-mem...

#climate#sustainable#energy
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PalUpNow! 🩵

Mr. Wallace, our Area Manager in #Nyeri, #Kenya🇰🇪, supports a #woman Ann to push the boundaries of #sustainable #farming and #agriculture. To nurture her local #community, Ann wants to partner with universities for #research, and educate local farmers via farming #workshops.

#PalUpNow! #Africa #...
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🌱Ride Pal Supports Sustainable Farmer And Agriculture Leader Ann
palupnow.com/blogs/f/ride-pal-

🌱Ride Pal Supports Sustainable Farmer And Agriculture Leader Ann
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