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Thanks 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 o

Thanks 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 ago
I 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 ago
  A friend of mine refers to that as "shiterature" :D
musicale 3y ago
It 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 ago
  I didn't know about HackSpace, so thanks for that; I've ordered a copy. We shall see.