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    DIY collective releases final fanzine on synthpunk album art●Está fantasía es el último zine que editamos con WWW.🏴‍☠️ Amigxs, textos y fotos que relatan el arte del disco "CyberpunMmastodonLifeHome & Garden218 h ago

    A Spanish-language DIY fanzine collective has announced the release of its last zine made with WWW, a project presenting texts and photographs exploring the artwork of the album "Cyberpunks contra el presente cyberpunk". Readers are invited to request copies, and the announcement has drawn small but warm interest among fanzine, punk and synthpunk communities.

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    DIY CON Brings Home Improvement Stars and Workshops to Dallas●DIY CON Brings Home Improvement Stars, Creators and Hands-On Workshops to Dallas✉newsLifeHome & Garden4 d ago

    DIY CON is arriving in Dallas, drawing well-known home improvement personalities, online creators and hands-on workshops under one roof. The event gives do-it-yourself fans a chance to meet stars from the home improvement world, learn new skills in practical sessions and see the latest tools and products. It highlights the growing popularity of home improvement content and the DIY community.

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    HGTV Stars and Home Depot Team Up for First DIY CON Dallas●HGTV Stars, The Home Depot, and DIY's Biggest Creators Unite for the First-Ever DIY CON Dallas✉newsLifeHome & Garden5 d ago

    The first-ever DIY CON Dallas is bringing together HGTV personalities, The Home Depot, and leading do-it-yourself creators for a new home improvement event. The launch pairs television faces with popular online builders, marking a first of its kind gathering for the DIY community.

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    DIY controller build promises six hours and $12 for a working gamepad●You can make this DIY controller in six hours and for less than 12 bucks—but would you want to? I think I'll stick withMmastodonCultureGaming06 d ago

    PC Gamer highlights a DIY controller project that can be built in about six hours for under $12, prompting the writer to admit they would rather keep their GameSir Nova Lite. The piece frames the cheap build as a fun experiment rather than a practical replacement, raising the question of whether hobbyist controllers can rival budget commercial pads.