A palimpsest of fragments, ideas, things to follow-up, maybe.
Ted Nelson: Dream Machines/Computer Lib.
Computer Lib pledge: Are pledges a good thing in principle?
Ivan Illich: Tools for Conviviality. (This was typod as "Tolls for Conviviality", which is nearer to the present reality.)
Influence of Illich/Tools for Conviviality on Lee Felsenstein and the early personal computer.
Permacomputing -> library.
Gemini-based cheatsheets for vim, git, mutt, tmux, python, whatever.
URLs are made to be broken. Contrary to Cool URIs don't change etc, the internet is in many ways a transient/ephemeral/oral culture rather than a traditional literary culture. Some internet products transmute into more enduring forms. Most don't and that's fine.
What's a more positive term for linkrot?