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What they consider to be the "third entry" is a cryptographically signed receipt. Is that a newly invented "triple entry" or is that just a better way to keep
by chaz72 12y ago
What they consider to be the "third entry" is a cryptographically signed receipt.
Is that a newly invented "triple entry" or is that just a better way to keep track of the traditional "source documents"?
(still a good idea, but maybe it doesn't need a fancy new term)
- stephengillie 12y agoIt sounds like the latter with a lot of shock and awe about the mathematical probability of authenticating the party who generated the source documents.