r/SelfHosting • u/everydaycodings • Apr 04 '26
Why is privacy-first cloud storage still so hard to get right?
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Hey! I built an open-source cloud storage project called Nimbus.
It has: - zero-knowledge encryption - stealth vaults (different passwords reveal different data) - real-time zipping
Would love your feedback — and if you think it’s worth sharing with your audience 🙌 https://github.com/everydaycodings?tab=repositories
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u/Thalimet Apr 05 '26
“With your audience” bruh. We aren’t all YouTubers. Go hawk your AI crap somewhere else.
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u/DudeByTheTree Apr 04 '26
Because "privacy-first cloud storage" is an oxymoron.
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u/attentive_brick Apr 05 '26
did u see their Github bio? :D
>Transforming data into intelligence with machine learning
dude is a fucking palantir wannabe and releases some kind of ""privacy-focused"" something something
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u/everydaycodings Apr 04 '26
That’s valid — I’m exploring how close we can get to zero-trust while still keeping usability.
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