That's great too! It doesn't hurt to have more places :)
What I meant with the "content to test against" is for e.g. web integration tests it's good to have a specific route that you can test static file serving and check against known hash of the content...
GlenCooper.com hosting bitcoin.pdf: https://glencooper.com/bitcoin.pdf
How does one know that this is THE original white paper. Is there known/agreed public hash of the paper itself somewhere?
https://github.com/opentimestamps/opentimestamps-client/blob/master/examples/bitcoin.pdf.ots
This timestamp is from years ago, and should validate against the real deal.
https://opentimestamps.org
I think hosting bitcoin.pdf is sort a badge of honor. All bitcoiner webs should do it. It also helps to have standardized content to test against...
If you run a full node you already have it on the blockchain.
https://bitcoinexplorer.org/bitcoin-whitepaper
LITERALLY every full bitcoin core node contain it.
That's great too! It doesn't hurt to have more places :)
What I meant with the "content to test against" is for e.g. web integration tests it's good to have a specific route that you can test static file serving and check against known hash of the content...
Setting the standard for all zapping sites. Nice to see this happening!
https://media.tenor.com/q9FDykY6oHkAAAAd/hooray.gif
One of the most powerful documents ever published.
Cool idea, Faketoshi can go fuck himself.
That didn’t take long to find