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> I hope your code isn't valuable, because it could be leaked or stolen by employees of Dropbox. So... you only host your own repos on your own machines, witho
by rcarmo 3y ago
> I hope your code isn't valuable, because it could be leaked or stolen by employees of Dropbox.
So... you only host your own repos on your own machines, without any kind of EULA? You do realise that hosting git _anywhere_ requires a degree of trust, right?
- wakawaka28 3y agoThe fewer people you have to trust, the better. Personally I would not let anyone else host important code for me. I don't own a business but if I did, I would either host it myself or put up tons of roadblocks for anyone trying to steal my code. It might not be impossible but it would be impractical. Dropbox has had data breaches before. You have to run their spyware to use it too. This is not a theoretical concern.
- bigstrat2003 3y agoThe problem is that Dropbox specifically has shown themselves to be unworthy of trust. Remember just last year when they opted everyone into sharing data for AI training purposes without asking? A company that does that is not one I trust with my confidential business information.