Markasoftware's Website
Hello! This is my website.
Projects
- SpecDB, a site for viewing and comparing the specifications of AMD hardware. Built on Javascript using Mithril and Browserify.
- Anypaste, a smart command-line file sharing tool. It selects a hosting site automatically based on file type.
- Monsanto Simulator, a game about genetics created for a high-school biology course. Might be useful if you're teaching biology! It is not hosted anywhere, but instructions to set it up are on GitHub, and I will try to respond to and resolve any opened issues. Built on JavaScript with Node.js and Express.
Abandoned projects
- MarkaPool, a cryptocurrency mining pool for altcoins such as Groestlcoin, VSync, and Happycoin. Shut down because it was not getting used much, and was a pain to keep up.
Small projects
OpenPGP:
Current:
My current GPG key has fingerprint 746D B423 EA4B D304 A6E6 B7B3 F061 6A79 7F40 F901. Check my "bio"s on other social networks or ask me in person to verify this fingerprint, to make sure you are getting the correct key.
It is stored securely on a smartcard-like device. It is possible for somebody to trick me into signing something I didn't mean to sign, but the private key is effectively impossible to access.
There are three ways you can download the public key. I do not control the hardware for any of these hosts, so always check the fingerprint!
- The easiest way is to download from a key server. This key was uploaded to the MIT PGP server, and should be synchronized to most SKS keyservers. Usually,
gpg2 --recv-keys 746DB423EA4BD304A6E6B7B3F0616A797F40F901 will work. If it does not, specify the keyserver manually: gpg2 --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 746DB423EA4BD304A6E6B7B3F0616A797F40F901
- Keybase has a copy of my keys. Note: please don't contact me through Keybase. It doesn't seem to properly support the way I store my secret key (trezor/ledger agent).
- Download the public key from markasoftware.com.
Old:
My old fingerprint was AF0E 8503 F828 6E23. Don't use it anymore. As far as I know, it has never been compromised, but my new key is stored more securely. It has only been used to sign some Git commits. Download the old public key directly.
Accounts
I have other accounts too. Please contact me if you are unsure whether they are really mine.
Contact
You can private message me on one of the above listed social networks, or email me: mark@[this domain].
If you need to contact me privately/confidentially, please email me and encrypt an attachment with my OpenPGP public key. Please do not use Keybase to contact me! I will not respond.