is any germans here?
| Nein
| >>1072765 for retro tech in particular ask the search engine of your least distrust "hackerspace <name of town>" and see if anything comes up
| Also, there are at least two other g/u/rls from germany
| My friend is a refugee near Munich right now! My other friend more to the north loves retro tech
| Ja, ich halstame from Deutchland, ja. Erste straɓe links! Ama ich gemunderstag und ich schinkenbrot.
| Zip file
| >>1072765 retro Technologie? Frä/u/lein, damit habe ich hier noch nie Erfahrung gemacht.
Weiß nur das Freunde des Freizeitfunks des öfteren große Probleme mit dem Recht haben. RIP Großer Arber Software-Defined Radio receiver group 2024.
| ü
| >>1072847 sounds sad. also there is no really a lot of news, I just can complain a little about the bureaucracy. I also went to the library today, and I was amazed at the speed of the internet lol. in general Germany kinda leaves the wibe of the 2000s: usually crappy internet, stores sell blu ray disks, magazines and books. also there was air hockey in the hotel I was staying in.
| air hokey is zased af
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| So, I recently moved to Germany, so I would like to ask what I should be prepared for, details of the mentality, and is there any useful things I should buy in the first place.
One of the things that interests me is how difficult it is to get retro tech here. Are people interested in it in general?