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Apparently this is Matthew Garrett's blog. It contains one article. Looking at his more common blog, https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/ https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org
by amiga386 9mo ago
Apparently this is Matthew Garrett's blog. It contains one article.
Looking at his more common blog, https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/ https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/ ... it says he's moved to this one.
Any particular reason he's no longer using Dreamwidth?
- petcat 9mo agoJust glancing around, dreamwidth is hosted on AWS, and this blog looks like it's hosted on mythic-beasts.com which is a uk-based hosting provider. No idea if that's it.
- liotier 9mo agoIt is mjg59 - he posted it on January 4th. https://bsky.app/profile/mjg59.eicar-test-file.zip/post/3mbmsh2oic22e https://bsky.app/profile/mjg59.eicar-test-file.zip/post/3mbm...
- jrmg 9mo agoWhat does this mean? Most Planets should be updated already (I've an MR open for Planet Gnome)
- johannes1234321 9mo ago"Planets" were public feed aggregators collecting RSS (RDF, Atom) feeds for blogs on a specific topic, so you can go to a "Planet" and find all recent blogs by all people from that community. Thus a place to discover recent things, without following everybody individually. In this case it is referencing https://planet.gnome.org/ https://planet.gnome.org/ which collects many Gnome people's blogs. And the statements tells us that the subscription was sulfated, so users of "Planet Gnome" don't have to do anything, but may continue consuming from there.