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The codebase has a Google Cloud Storage backend? Synonym's production configuration (which backend they're actually running) is not public from what I can tell. The entire storage configuration in google_bucket_config.rs (the file that controls where your data lives) is this: rustlet builder = opendal::services::Gcs::default() .bucket(&self.bucket_name) .credential(&credential); Bucket name. Credential. That's it. So user data goes to a Google Cloud Storage bucket that Synonym owns and controls?

GitHub

pubky-homeserver/pubky-homeserver/src/data_directory/storage_config/google_bucket_config.rs at main · pubky/pubky-homeserver

An open protocol for per-public-key backends for censorship resistant web applications. - pubky/pubky-homeserver

A sovereignty protocol that stores your data on Google Cloud is kind of hilarious at first glance. npub13ndpm2hm9hud4azsq5euhf5mv3d05r90wymwxsd7rdn29609hhvqp60svh am I wrong here? Just looking for clarity. View quoted note →

slop is copying Meta's ToS lol View quoted note →

Anyone else read the Pubky ToS and Privacy Policy? I almost spit out my coffee 🤣 View quoted note →

Posting from :Nori:nostr-station 🤪

Claude build an MMO on nostr. Make no mistakes.

:Nori:nostr-station now has proper nsite deployment and more polished ngit operations. Getting closer to the full end-to-end local nostr dev environment of my dreams. Start a new local project with MKstack (or clone an existing one, e.g. from shakespeare). Build with any provider or model set. Announce the repo, pull, commit, push, PR, etc. Then publish your nsite. All from nostr-station.

nostr-station — Nostr-native dev environment

One-command Nostr dev environment. Dedicate a machine to Nostr development in a single terminal command.

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What level of the dream am I in lol nostrVM web client running shakespeare within an nsite browser, working on nostrVM, which is running shakespeare within it's preview pane. 😵‍💫

nostrVM

A Nostr desktop environment in your browser. nostrVM brings a familiar desktop-style UI to the Nostr protocol, letting you browse, interact, and pu...

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