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¡måning!
Mornin'
morning
hmmm. unsolicited email from http://cyph.com wanting to inveigle me away from Keybase anyone else got one?
> P.S. You're not on a list. I got your address from your public key and emailed you from my personal machine. If you don't want to hear from me again, just ignore this.
presumably he scraped the keybase public profiles then
not that I use keybase much, but 'tis has been occasionally very useful
ah well have good weekends folks
may we all stay safe
Yes, I got one. I signed up (not intending to use it), and it seems terrible. The android app wouldn't start a qr code scanner, and wouldn't login typing either (but there wasn't a error message)
huh, i've not had an invite, but i'm immediately wary of what looks like home-rolled crypto protocol and possibly algos, closed-source implementation and a "security audit" which looks like a pentest rather than an evaluation of algos and protocols
we use keybase quite a lot - it's teams fileshares have been great for sharing secrets with customers and partners