in a way Scuttlebutt provides this. Distributed social network. No central storage of anything. You post an image, it's on your machine, and the machines you co

in a way Scuttlebutt provides this. Distributed social network. No central storage of anything. You post an image, it's on your machine, and the machines you connect to that have chosen to "follow" you. So, your baby pictures are on your machine and "Uncle Bill's and Aunt Sally's" Realistically they're also on a "Pub" server which is just another client with a known IP that facilitates transfer of data between peers. you could take it another step and build a personal image gallery / sharing client on SSB as the protocol supports (and has) many different apps that run on it.