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of course not - it just remains visible and also tells you that it wasn't altered after that time which is a big deal
by gfodor 4y ago
of course not - it just remains visible and also tells you that it wasn't altered after that time
which is a big deal
- adhesive_wombat 4y agoNeither of those things requires a blockchain. Uploading a signed copy of the file to the Internet Archive is probably more effective.
- gfodor 4y agoA blockchain is relevant in cases where there needs to be an actual chain. But in any case, you're focusing too narrowly here. Instead of honing in to try to disprove that a given technology is the proper solution, it's smarter to try to understand what happens when such a solution is widely deployed, and what pre-conditions are present today to help predict if, when, and how it will happen. Regardless, Bitcoin-like blockchains are already dated technology even within the cryptocurrency space.