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3. MAKE Magazinehttp://www.makezine.comFor readers who love Do-It-Yourself projects, the MAKE Magazine website will constitute a welcome discovery. As the publisher notes, the magazine “celebrates your right to tweak, hack, and bend any technology to yourown will.” Some of the featured projects, like Anouk Wipprecht’s 3D-printed, Edison-Powered Spider Dress 2.0, inspire awe. Many others are well within reach of a seasoned amateur engineer. Readers may want to startwith Projects to scout possible ventures, each one labeled as easy, moderate, or difficult. For instance,  designing your own 3D-Printed Eyeglasses is considered a moderately challenging endeavor. Also of interest, the site’s Blog often updates several times a day with DIY news, views, and interesting possibilities from around the web. [CNH]Aus dem Scout Report Newsletter, der von der Internet Scout Research Group herausgegebeben wird, die es schon zwanzig Jahre gibt. Immer empfehlenswert!