Isn't it funny how within 24h the approach to #Keybase changed from "it's secure and awesomesauce, use it for everything!!1!" to "I just use it to share stuff but warn users not to do sensitive stuff there"?
No, actually it's not funny. Because it keeps happening:
1. a new shiny startup does X in an open source but centralized way
2. a lot of "experts" saying how great it is; some greybeards warn that it's centralized but nobody listens - it's so shiny and cool!
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3. startup makes a horrible business decision or gets bought up by someone onerous; it's inevitable, it's a startup.
4. everybody's shocked, shocked™, but still go with "using it for non-sensitive stuff, too late to move on"
5. rinse, repeat.
Do you know why we don't get a proper, decentralized, easy to use software solutions? This is why. Because we keep letting shitty startups crowd out the good projects.
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Do you know anyone who actually used Keybase for something else than PGP key exchange and collection of the XLM airdrop? :) It was an interesting idea in the beginning, but then as you correctly noted it was neither open-source nor actually solving any particular problem that cannot be solved otherwise.
@nikolal @kravietz @rysiek Ever heard of Nextcloud? cc @nextcloud
@MartinG
I did, but I need good server to host large files for large group of people. Keybase gives 100gb for teams for free
@kravietz @rysiek @nextcloud
@nikolal
Interesting, you're literally the first person who actually does use Keybase!
You should definitely give a try to Matrix as it offers comparable level of security/privacy *and* most importantly usability.
@rysiek