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by dend 1y ago
For local servers this doesn't matter as much. For remote servers - you won't really have any serious MCP servers without auth, and you want to have some level setting done between client and servers. OAuth 2.1 is a good middle gr
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by dend 1y ago
Just to add one piece of clarification - the comment around authorization is a bit out-of-date. We've worked closely with Anthropic and the broader security community to update that part of MCP and implement a proper separation between
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by dend 1y ago
Author of the article here (thank you mpweiher for the submission). Pi-Hole has been, hands-down, the best infrastructure investment in our household. At this point I have 2MM+ domains blocked and the performance has been great.
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by dend 1y ago
Great news - Aaron has been a core reviewer and contributor to the aforementioned RFC.
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by dend 1y ago
Can't take any credit - it's a massive effort across many folks much smarter than me.
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by dend 1y ago
Coordinator of the authorization RFC linked in this post[1]. The protocol is in very, very early stages and there are a lot of things that still need to be figured out. That being said, I can commend Anthropic on being very open to listenin
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Old Security Rakes in New MCP Yards(den.dev)
4 points by dend 1y ago|0 comments
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by dend 2y ago
I am working on a reverse-engineered SDK for Stream Deck devices, called DeckSurf: https://deck.surf The SDK is open-source and on GitHub: https://github.com/dend/decksurf-sdk It's a hobby project, but
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Using GitHub Copilot from Inside GitHub Actions(den.dev)
1 points by dend 2y ago|0 comments
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by dend 2y ago
I amended the description to better reflect the work. Thank you for the feedback, I appreciate the pointers to the IndieWeb and Maggie's sites.
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by dend 2y ago
Shockingly, they do! Quite a few folks that I've talked to recently expressed that they are subscribed to more than one email newsletter and read them fairly consistently.
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by dend 2y ago
Yeah, unfortunately, c'est la vie. Renting a domain is still better than not having it.
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by dend 2y ago
Fair feedback. In my eyes, I treat any personal site as a digital garden - I am not really sticking to the "pure" definition. If you are putting an effort to curate and grow your own site, is that not a digital garden? I think it
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by dend 2y ago
Hah! Well that certainly is a good directional guess! I am of Eastern European descent. Also, big fan of Krtek - grew up on that cartoon, was quite an educational experience at that age.
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by dend 2y ago
It's true, and yet it's still a better alternative to not having your own domain at all (at least IMO).
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by dend 2y ago
I generally agree with the sentiment (and yes, internet should be treated as an utility). However, the reality is that the vast majority of people will not be able to self-host on their own hardware for a myriad of reasons (lack of skill, l
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by dend 2y ago
Yeah, I am still thinking how to evolve this into a useful, yet minimalist design as it grows. I am quite inspired by high-density websites (things that were de-facto in the late 90s), so will have to see how to incorporate that. That being
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by dend 2y ago
Fair point - I will add a note to the top that if you don't want to contribute via GitHub, you can send me a note to hi@den.dev. I will make the change myself.
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by dend 2y ago
Great job on building a delightful experience! I really like the design. For OPML, tracking the enhancement here: https://github.com/blogscroll/blogscroll/issues/198
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by dend 2y ago
Fair point - I will add that as a clarification, thank you for calling it out.
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by dend 2y ago
https://github.com/blogscroll/blogscroll/issues/198 Opened an issue to track and implement. Thank you for the suggestion!
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by dend 2y ago
The beauty of this site is that it's just HTML with minimal styling and JavaScript. If the current walled garden doesn't fit my needs at some point in the future, throwing it on another host takes less than 10 minutes, plus whatev
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by dend 2y ago
Look at the front page of HN - see my project randomly. Thank you for sharing! The goal with this site is precisely that, share people's digital gardens. If you have a site to add, please open a GitHub issue: https://github.
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by dend 2y ago
Oh, 100%. I mentioned this in another comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42582518 ) - I've dealt with a fair share of stolen content (thankfully nothing too important, just a random blog post here and there),
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by dend 2y ago
It offers significantly more flexibility and freedom compared to any social network. If your data is "hijacked" (not sure that that means in this context, but let's assume the host terminated your account), you can spin up an
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by dend 2y ago
In the grand scheme of things and at this point, it probably doesn't matter. I know for me it certainly is not in any shape a discouragement to continue writing on my blog and contributing code to open source communities (my own and ot
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by dend 2y ago
I think that's an overly reductive way of looking at it. Artists, are by their definition, creators of art. AI-generated "art" (it's not art at all in my eyes) is effectively a machine-based reproduction of actual art, b
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by dend 2y ago
That's the strategy I have with this blog. Instead of sitting and lamenting over the state of the internet, it's better to spread the word and encourage action. There are actual things we can do to reclaim parts of the web that di
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by dend 2y ago
+1 My content is still MY content, and I'd prefer that if an entity is going to make money off of it directly (i.e., it's not a person learning how to code from something I wrote but rather a well-funded company pulling my content
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by dend 2y ago
Honestly, while I put this together, I know that the ideas on this are not unique to me by any stretch. It's just another arrow in the bunch. I added a few extra reading materials/references at the bottom of the article.

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