On Thursday, July 3, 2003, at 04:51 PM, Jeremy Portzer wrote:

Also, I'd like to encourage everyone to bring their key fingerprints to
TriLUG events, like our meetings and upcoming [install|ham]fests.  We
should have impromptu key-signings then, to be sure that all the GPG
users in TriLUG are well-connected.

I always have a few fingerprint slips in my wallet or backpack just for this purpose. You never know when you're going to bump into someone, the conversation turns to PGP/GnuPG and next thing you know you want to swap signatures. Well unless you have a fingerprint ready to go you might be in trouble.

Some people I've seen even put their fingerprints on their business cards which is very handy but not necessary. You can use gpg-key2ps just as well.



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C. Magnus Hedemark
http://trilug.org/~chrish
PGP Key fingerprint = 984D 9A88 3D60 016F BE01 1506 60FB 85E1 9ABD 96F6

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