Considering it costs like $8.95 or something at the store its worth it. Sign up for 2 years you should be able to for less than $30 bucks.
That's assuming the print version will be around in 2 years, which, at this point, is by no means a guarantee.
you mean the actual kill-tree paper thing that comes in mail?
Nothing wrong with that. What's wrong is using machines to cull trees, using more machines plus a heavy dollop of chemicals to process the trees, then using machines again to transfer tons of paper to the publisher. That in turn uses machines, and even more chemicals to turn it into a magazine, and then more machines are used to deliver it to stores or end users to read, and get thrown out within a week.In fact just this past summer I cut down 15 trees in my yard and can't wait to get started on the remaining 30 red pines that I will BURN in my fire pit for no other reason than to sit around roast marshmellows and enjoy the ambience.
You city girls are a hoot.
Not too worried about the print edition going away.
OP, if $20 is too much for you, you can always read them for free in the pdf archives if you are willing to wait a few months.
Nothing wrong with that. What's wrong is using machines to cull trees, using more machines plus a heavy dollop of chemicals to process the trees, then using machines again to transfer tons of paper to the publisher. That in turn uses machines, and even more chemicals to turn it into a magazine, and then more machines are used to deliver it to stores or end users to read, and get thrown out within a week.
It's a moronic waste time and resources. Technology only works if you use it. This shit can make our lives easier, and reduce waste and pollution, but doing things the stupid way doesn't help anything, and the Neanderthals clinging to obsolete technology hold us all back.
I don't understand paying for this magazine in a world where the internet exists. Not to mention more than half of it is just ads.
I don't understand paying for this magazine in a world where the internet exists. Not to mention more than half of it is just ads.