How about we don't bother and just subscribe to the Adafruit blog, which covers similar ground but is generally more interesting and timely (IMO)?
(Though, granted, it does include ads for Adafruit products, which isn't an issue for me since that's some great targeted marketing).
I have nothing against Hackaday, I've followed the site for years, but I'd rather spend money on cool products at Adafruit than toss it into a vague blackhole for purposes I don't quite understand with no guarantee the site will even remain up or relevant to me.
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How about we don't bother and just subscribe to the Adafruit blog, which covers similar ground but is generally more interesting and timely (IMO)?
(Though, granted, it does include ads for Adafruit products, which isn't an issue for me since that's some great targeted marketing).
I have nothing against Hackaday, I've followed the site for years, but I'd rather spend money on cool products at Adafruit than toss it into a vague blackhole for purposes I don't quite understand with no guarantee the site will even remain up or relevant to me.
Their blog is fantastic actually. And while there are ads for adafruit items, you'll notice there are literally no other ads. zero.
Hackaday has adsense, so if you're not blocking it, you get the usual banners.