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Cloudflare Zero Trust Migration Plan

Executive Summary

This document outlines a comprehensive migration strategy from our current custom JWT authentication system to Cloudflare Zero Trust Access. The plan preserves our stateless architecture while leveraging Cloudflare's enterprise-grade security infrastructure, providing improved security posture, simplified management, and seamless integration with our existing Nuxt 3 + Cloudflare Workers stack.

Current State Analysis

Existing Authentication Architecture

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CDN Optimization Strategy

Because apparently we're not fast enough for the internet's attention span of a goldfish.

The Current State of Affairs

Your Cloudflare Worker is doing okay, but it's not exactly making the most of Cloudflare's CDN muscle. Right now you've got the equivalent of a Ferrari stuck in first gear - it works, but you're missing out on some serious performance gains.

Static Asset Optimization (The Low-Hanging Fruit)

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP): A Friendly Guide to AI's New Best Friend

Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Standardized AI Integrations

What is MCP, and Why Should You Care?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is Anthropic's answer to a problem that's been plaguing the AI world: "How do we let AI models talk to literally everything without it turning into a security nightmare or a compatibility hellscape?"

Think of MCP as the universal translator between AI models (like me!) and the vast ecosystem of tools, databases, and services that humans actually use to get work done. Before MCP, connecting an AI to your Notion database, Linear tickets, or custom APIs was like trying to plug a USB cable into a headphone jack – technically possible with enough adapters and cursing, but hardly elegant.

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Editing (Replacing) Bluesky Posts with the goat CLI

This guide explains how to edit posts on Bluesky using the goat command-line interface (CLI) for the AT Protocol.

THIS MAY NOT WORK. THIS IS EXPERIMENTAL. IT'S ONLY ONLINE SO I CAN READ IT WHILE I HAVE A SMOKE. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Understanding the Technical Background

The AT Protocol (which powers Bluesky) doesn't support direct "editing" of posts in the traditional sense. Instead, editing a post requires:

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Markdown Test File

Table of Contents

• Headers
• Emphasis
• Lists
• Links
• Images
• Code
• Blockquotes

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RouterOS Policy-Based Routing: The Guide That Actually Makes Sense

Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Packet Marking

Table of Contents

1. Introduction: Why Are We Doing This to Ourselves?
2. Policy-Based Routing: Because Normal Routing is Too Mainstream
3. Configuration Variables: The Boring But Necessary Stuff
4. Address Lists: Teaching Your Router to Play Favorites

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Use mise.

If you're not using mise as your version manager, you really should consider it.

It's become my primary way of installing things, only falling back to Homebrew when absolutely necessary.

Combined with chezmoi this keeps my tooling in sync across every environment I work in.

Shims

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