Usenet,Facebook,Twitter. But still the blog carries on. Just not very often.
A mix of random things that I want to write something about, and then more often things relating to digital cultural heritage. Then sometimes, some cooking posts. It's my blog, I don't have to please any algorithm here.
I found this post from Filippo Valsorda interesting as it's increasingly seemed like what was originally something useful (finding out about security alerts for dependencies) has become a beast that must be fed everyday. The satisfaction of closing a few Dependabot PRs is swiftly followed by deflation as 2-3x that many new PRs are created the next day. One thing that would make it much more useful (and I'm baffled as to why it's not done by GitHub) is to have a clearer UI that splits out PRs into those from developers, security PRs (important!) and then the endless dependency update ones that can be considered as and when. Instead if you don't keep merging them, you end up with a open PR count in the hundreds and a feeling that you are not maintaining things.