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> At some point, you have to give someone access to a database and they can change that database. It's the only problem in existence that can be solved by the
by phoronixrly 7mo ago
> At some point, you have to give someone access to a database and they can change that database.
It's the only problem in existence that can be solved by the blockchain...
- caminanteblanco 7mo agoBut generally sacrifices that anonymous axis via a reproduceable public ledger
- phoronixrly 7mo agoUnless pseudonymized...
- beautiful_apple 7mo agoIronically most production e-voting systems do not use blockchains. That's because there isn't need for decentralization, just verifiability of a correct result and protecting voting secrecy.