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Exactly. I see very little difference whether my notes are stored in a github repo or a google drive folder. In either case they are under "my" account but I do
by ams6110 10y ago
Exactly. I see very little difference whether my notes are stored in a github repo or a google drive folder. In either case they are under "my" account but I don't think I would say that I really "own" the data because either service could hypothetically be gone tomorrow.
- kobble 10y agoThat's precisely why we use GitHub. It's unlikely to be gone tomorrow. No data is stored on our servers. In fact, we don't even see it. The data is transferred directly from your browser to GitHub.
- taormina 10y agoIs there any plan for a general git integration where I could point this at my own, hosted git solution? Then it could truly be owning my own data on my own hardware.
- Graphon1 10y agoWeird that everything is saved as a gist. I feel like it would make more sense to store them in one repo. I went looking for the notes I created in github, and found a bunch of flat gists. ??
- jmcdiesel 10y agohttps://gist.github.com/kobble-git/87ea625d421177f9e9307c6cee259e63/forks https://gist.github.com/kobble-git/87ea625d421177f9e9307c6ce... If you think that is ok, you're insane.
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- kobble 10y agoI'm one of the Kobble devs. Please read the comments above about sharing the various ways Kobble can be used. Gists are for the case where you want to share data openly. We will have support for private repos shortly for other use cases.
- jmcdiesel 10y agoThat being the case, its not made clear that everyone who uses that feature will be identified in a very public manner...