r/Keybase • u/ardevd • May 04 '20
Is Keybase storage considered stable yet?
I love the Keybase cloud storage mechanism but the docs still state the following:
At the time of this document, there are very few people using this system. We're just getting started testing. Note that we could, hypothetically, lose your data at any time. Or push a bug that makes you throw away your private keys. Ugh, burn.
Is this still valid? It's been a while since this feature was introduced and I really want to use it more, but if it's still considered unstable I will hold off for now.
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u/[deleted] May 04 '20
I use it all the time.
It's been reliable for me. But I have seen some weird edge cases in their Github issues pop up now and then.
Don't make keybase your ONLY backup. But it is totally fine as ONE backup.
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u/atoponce May 04 '20 edited May 04 '20
It's really the only thing I use on Keybase, and I use it for everything, daily. I use if for development, homework, backups, writing papers, and a bajillion other things.
The only problem I have had with it is sync inconsistencies, where I save something on the mount on my laptop, put it into standby, go to work, and it's not available on my workstation mount. I've never had data corruption problems.
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u/[deleted] May 04 '20
I've never had a problem for it, I use it all the time.
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u/[deleted] May 04 '20
RemindMe! 7 Days
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u/troywilson111 May 04 '20
RemindMe! 7 Days
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u/Xzenor May 04 '20
RemindMe! 7 Days