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Re:LibreOffice blogs about Blockchain, locks comments after ... by heather45879 on Thursday November 17, 2022 @07:29AM (#33637983)
Blockchain has pretty powerful use cases in the enterprise. Ethereum provides one such solution which allows companies to have a private blockchain and programmable smart contracts in place—and with that a nice internal audit trail as well.

Blockchains can use proof-of-authority or proof-of-stake not as a means to accumulate “wealth” but firstly to secure the network from tampering while facilitating the resilient, chain of transaction records.

Ethereum is a distributed Turing machine (completely programmable)—first and foremost—and that is much more powerful than a simple coin.

Re:LibreOffice blogs about Blockchain, locks comments after ... by sdiacom on Thursday November 17, 2022 @08:59AM (#33638931)
Distributed programmable Turing machines are indeed very powerful. We're talking through a network of distributed programmable Turing machines right now. It does not involve a blockchain.
Re:LibreOffice blogs about Blockchain, locks comments after ... by heather45879 on Friday November 18, 2022 @12:14PM (#33657929)
Thank God it’s not—lest your tasteless sarcasm would be trapped for all eternity. ;)