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You don't unleash a whole new world, period. The old one still exists. The only way I see us migrating away from our current gpg use cases is if all the integr
by _jal 7y ago
You don't unleash a whole new world, period. The old one still exists.
The only way I see us migrating away from our current gpg use cases is if all the integrations we use somehow went unsupported. There's simply no reason to assume the risk of inserting Keybase (or anyone else's) dependencies.
- sagichmal 7y agoApproximately nobody uses PGP or GPG, there's no reason to backfill those features or use cases.
- _jal 7y agoApproximately no one, except anyone who commits code at the F100 company I work for, several other F100s I know people at, Debian, Ubuntu, and a number of other infra projects. I'm willing to believe nobody in your corner of the world does. That's not the only corner of the world.
- sagichmal 7y agoThat must be literally dozens of people.