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The German Heise publishing house continues to publish the Byte/PCW-sort-of-like magazine "c't". Useful for keeping any German language skills alive if you're i
by tpmx 3y ago
The German Heise publishing house continues to publish the Byte/PCW-sort-of-like magazine "c't". Useful for keeping any German language skills alive if you're into that.
Judging from the latest cover it's at a ~00s technical level (on a PCW Magazine scale) - and they are diversifing, now including things like heat pumps and smart thermostats, heh:
https://heise.cloudimg.io/v7/_shop-heise-de_/assets/a/6/0/e/a60ebe4a507df409b3474f160780fae107a7c5f6_ct.2023.22.001.150dpi.jpg https://heise.cloudimg.io/v7/_shop-heise-de_/assets/a/6/0/e/...
- dcminter 3y agoThanks for the tip. I'm sort of background-aware of it, but as I don't read or speak German and online translation lacks a certain flavour, it's not really an option for me. Good to note that there are a few hanging on in other markets - and it certainly had a good reputation. One that I found that was a "close but no cigar" incidentally was the Pi magazine "The MagPi"¹ - but it's a bit thin both physically and in content. I may yet subscribe, though, just in the hope of demonstrating a market exists! ¹ https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/ https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/
- tpmx 3y agoI agree about the MagPi; it's close. I think it would work great as eh, toilet reading material though. Lots of small stories/projects.
- dcminter 3y agoA friend of mine refers to that as "shiterature" :D
- musicale 3y agoIt does feel a bit like a charity/nostalgia project, but I am still glad it exists. I'd like to check out HackSpace as well, since I kind of enjoyed Make: in its heyday.
- dcminter 3y agoI didn't know about HackSpace, so thanks for that; I've ordered a copy. We shall see.
- musicale 3y agoTime to learn German I guess!
- dcminter 3y agoThis would be more viable if I wasn't learning Swedish already. Also I'm kinda lazy and it would take years to get to the level of enjoyment of reading fluently. With my luck they'd go bust in the interim. If there's a good tech magazine in Swedish, however, that would be perfect :)