top | item 14028489 (no title) elzr | 9 years ago How can you get an irrevocable ledger without solving the "no trust" problem? discuss order hn newest skybrian|9 years ago You have a lot of people watching the trusted source to make sure that it's append-only and follows the rules for appends. It's a reputation thing; not impossible but it will be detected. davrosthedalek|9 years ago Isn't reputation trust-by-historical-evidence? ajross|9 years ago The same way you know your copy of the kernel tree is authentic. kobeya|9 years ago Because my distro signed it? That is pure centralized trust. load replies (2) pg_is_a_butt|9 years ago [deleted]
skybrian|9 years ago You have a lot of people watching the trusted source to make sure that it's append-only and follows the rules for appends. It's a reputation thing; not impossible but it will be detected. davrosthedalek|9 years ago Isn't reputation trust-by-historical-evidence?
ajross|9 years ago The same way you know your copy of the kernel tree is authentic. kobeya|9 years ago Because my distro signed it? That is pure centralized trust. load replies (2)
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