What to do if you want to get in touch with me.
Email is by far my preferred communication medium. I check my email regularly, at least once a day unless I'm sick or stoned. And even then, I'll probably check it, although I might not be able to give a coherent reply.
See my Email Usage notes page. Not following internet mail standards makes you mail more likely to be marked as spam in which case I will probably not see it. This has happened to legitimate mail before.
Thanks to spam I prefer not to print out my addresses naked.
My RMIT (staff) address is my first name, followed by a dot, followed by my last name, at rmit.edu.au. If that isn't clear enough, decode this:
Cd0bKy9*Bl7_taj^On@wdI.gcclbKf.e.HQifI+HgF.hrB(@F.Eri$-mjZ4iiert2@F.RVAeNZ1dc.uA@&."Ma7E#.u7
It might help if you lean back a bit or turn down the contrast :)
You can use my key to verify that a email I have sent you was really sent by me (someone hasn't faked the "From:" address shown in the email).
User ID: Dylan Leigh
Key ID: 093499E1
Key Fingerprint: B761 12AA 50E6 9EEA 7F82 D78A 56FE 679B 0934 99E1
Key in ASCII Form (5K)
Revocation certificate for my old key
For the really paranoid: This key is stored on my RMITCS filespace, so this isn't entirely secure in the sense that one of those Naughty TSG Staff could have changed it. Having access to the private key they could brute force the password protection. I don't have a home key, as I don't usually send mail from home.
PS. If you're interested in giving GPG (the Gnu Privacy Guard) under Mutt (one of the best unix mail clients) a go. this is a good tutorial.