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@[email protected] ich habe auch schon überlegt, das in einem Art Workshop in einem Hackerspace oder offenen Werkstatt anzubieten.
Aber mich schreckt ein bisschen diese Warnung ab, dass man die Hardware in dem Prozess komplett zerstören kann. Und je öfters man das eben macht, desto wahrscheinlicher ist das auch.
Oder ist das einfach nur eine Alibi-Warnung, die eigentlich nie auftritt?