There are a few magazines by (I think?) the publishing arm of Raspberry Pi: Hackspace and MagPi... they are a little pricey and mostly cover small electronics and programming-related projects, but they're in a similar vein.

I wish there were still some decent magazines like these I remember reading through in my youth, but one big challenge for the publishers is the "maker" / "mechanic" these days is much more limited to hobbyists.

In my Dad's generation, you kinda had to have a certain level of mechanical ability if you ever wanted to own a house and car/bike and not live in squalor.

Nowadays, if you even have the money for a home, it seems like 99% of things are made to be replaced, and for anything that needs fixing, it's impossible to fix it yourself without some pretty strong technical abilities (and a lot of time/patience).

There's also a lot more emphasis on practicality, and less on sci-fi-type aspirational content in general.