Re:Cryptographically timestamping all your Git commits autom...
by kazinator on Sunday December 06, 2015 @10:09PM
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Sorry, I mean something like "for the whole aspect of certifying the file, not just its time stamp".
(Of course the time stamp is for the whole file; not just for a subrange of bytes or whatever; if anything is altered, then the timestamp doesn't hold for the altered object.)
(Of course the time stamp is for the whole file; not just for a subrange of bytes or whatever; if anything is altered, then the timestamp doesn't hold for the altered object.)