At your earliest convenience, you’ll need to update my public key in your keyring. You can grab the cleaned copy from my site, or your can get an uncleaned copy from either the Ubuntu keyserver or the PGP keyserver. Please do not use the MIT PGP keyserver, until I can get straightened out [...]
I just discovered, after spending some time trying to get my public key uploaded to the MIT PGP keyserver that they do not support photos in public keys. I find this rather unfortunate, as photos add a level of security to the key. This also means that any IDs that I add to [...]
Happy Birthday to the GnuPG team and community. GnuPG turns 10 today! For those caught unaware, GnuPG was designed to be a Free Software implementation of PGP, removing the patented algorithms, such as RSA and IDEA, and replacing them with Free Software algorithms, such as Blowfish and ElGamal. Being a strong advocate [...]
According to a supposed email from lead developer of PHP Jani Taskinen, he’s outta here, and not looking back. Goodbye PHP, goodbye cruel world! is the theme of his email.
From: Jani Taskinen
Subject: Good bye.
Group: php.internals
Date: Thu Jul 27 20:28:45 2006
Thank you all for the last 6 years or so. It has been fun (sometimes) [...]
As mentioned in my last post, I don’t generally use keyservers. I would much rather just email the key or leave it posted on my blog. However, with that said, I do have my key published to the 3 most popular keyservers on the web, with the first as my default in both [...]
For those of you who read my blog and wonder if I have a GPG key, well your in luck! I have had a key since Glen, a friend of mine, introduced me the world of encryption and security in September 2004, and my life hasn’t been the same since.
I used to sign all [...]
