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This is brilliant idea, well executed, and god darn it's using some pretty art. It's a shame reading it from a pdf though, and the print on demand options are q

This is brilliant idea, well executed, and god darn it's using some pretty art. It's a shame reading it from a pdf though, and the print on demand options are quite pricey. I'd gladly subscribe to get this kind of thing in the mail though.

yu3zhou4 1y ago
You can subscribe https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pagedout-notifications https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pagedout-notificatio... (link from the bottom of the page https://pagedout.institute/ https://pagedout.institute/)
- Lt_Riza_Hawkeye 1y ago
  I think gp meant a physical/print copy in the snail mail
kencausey 1y ago
https://pagedout.institute/?page=prints-get.php https://pagedout.institute/?page=prints-get.php
- Thorrez 1y ago
  $19.55. Up to you whether you consider that "quite pricy". https://www.lulu.com/shop/paged-out-institute/paged-out-7-pagedout7/paperback/product-458w64y.html https://www.lulu.com/shop/paged-out-institute/paged-out-7-pa...
gynvael 1y ago
Mailed printed subscriptions for a decent price are somewhere on our TODO list. First we want to make it available for free on more events (like conferences, demoparties, etc).
tejohnso 1y ago
> shame reading it from a pdf though, What makes it such a shame? It's full color, properly formatted, and nothing is missing. Looks beautiful on my color e-ink device.
- tonyarkles 1y ago
  Yeah it probably wouldn’t be great on a phone but it was fantastic on my iPad this evening.
- aDyslecticCrow 1y ago
  The reading experience on screen is worse than paper normally, but manageable. But when it comes to such pretty artwork and design, there is just something special about having it in physical touchable paper that makes a massive difference. There is also the casual nature of reading a physical newspaper. On a screen i feel pressured to consume it all in one sitting, or i'll forget it and read something else next time. But with a printed copy, i can put it on the coffee table to read bit by bit over a few days, or just admire the design while relaxing.

yu3zhou4 1y ago

You can subscribe https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pagedout-notifications https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pagedout-notificatio... (link from the bottom of the page https://pagedout.institute/ https://pagedout.institute/)

Lt_Riza_Hawkeye 1y ago
I think gp meant a physical/print copy in the snail mail

kencausey 1y ago

https://pagedout.institute/?page=prints-get.php https://pagedout.institute/?page=prints-get.php

Thorrez 1y ago
$19.55. Up to you whether you consider that "quite pricy". https://www.lulu.com/shop/paged-out-institute/paged-out-7-pagedout7/paperback/product-458w64y.html https://www.lulu.com/shop/paged-out-institute/paged-out-7-pa...

gynvael 1y ago

Mailed printed subscriptions for a decent price are somewhere on our TODO list. First we want to make it available for free on more events (like conferences, demoparties, etc).

tejohnso 1y ago

> shame reading it from a pdf though, What makes it such a shame? It's full color, properly formatted, and nothing is missing. Looks beautiful on my color e-ink device.

tonyarkles 1y ago
Yeah it probably wouldn’t be great on a phone but it was fantastic on my iPad this evening.
aDyslecticCrow 1y ago
The reading experience on screen is worse than paper normally, but manageable. But when it comes to such pretty artwork and design, there is just something special about having it in physical touchable paper that makes a massive difference. There is also the casual nature of reading a physical newspaper. On a screen i feel pressured to consume it all in one sitting, or i'll forget it and read something else next time. But with a printed copy, i can put it on the coffee table to read bit by bit over a few days, or just admire the design while relaxing.