I wrote a tool a long time ago to publish a tree of git sha's to a neat non-distributed pre-blockchain that was being supported by the Linux Foundation, https:/

I wrote a tool a long time ago to publish a tree of git sha's to a neat non-distributed pre-blockchain that was being supported by the Linux Foundation, https://publictimestamp.org https://publictimestamp.org https://github.com/rektide/git-ts https://github.com/rektide/git-ts Alas frigging publictimestamp.krg was a pretty basic site which was fully dynically rendered. Nine of web.archive.org leaves any evidence of what the public timestamping (centralized) blockchain was anymore. Terrible bitrot, ironically for a.project that was all about preserving histor That's a real bite in the ass by irony! This was mostly for fun, because it was easy & made sense & I could havk it out in a weekend. I hope this project really does help us get good. I keep thinking the missong element in so much of the shit we have- Certificate Transparency- is another feature. Signed Exchanges. When you https get a resource, a server shpuld cryptographically sign it, make the resource fungible. Http-signatures feom bag in the Google Buzz days had similar, but this is slicker & more capable. That way we can hold copies & swap them, & knoe, at one point yes, the host said this was true.