30 sats \ 1 reply \ @kristapsk 12 Sep 2022 freebie \ on: Using opentimestamps on your laptop/desktop with a remote bitcoin node bitcoin
You can also specify --bitcoin-node option to ots in command line. Also, Bitcoin node is only required for verifying, not stamping.
I timestamp all my signed git commits. Also I timestamp daily db backups in some (non-Bitcoin) projects. Allows you to be sure that data is not modified in historical backups later.
I originally had a shell alias set up to pass the
--bitcoin-node option :)reply