$ curl -S https://shrik3.com/misc/gpg.asc | gpg --import

220F 6A50 7BEF 8C33 3B4A 4404 99DE B3B4 1583 4AEF

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
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=vSKQ
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

retired key
DA29 39BC 46EF 7A36 FA08  B89F BBEE C439 23F0 E695

Don't use a public keyserver (ubuntu, openpgp, mit etc.)
if you find my key there it's likely outdated.

encrypt with age, if you prefer

age10uqv0kklww2r8szfahansgejz5t5330v0u4aj0mupll3net723xqa6dnec

$ echo "hello" | age -r <that-pubkey> -a encrypted.ascii

rules of thumb

• access via secure network connection (TLS) only!
• don’t trust a keyid unless it’s vouched (signed) by your web-of-trust.
• don’t trust a cert only because it’s found on a well-known keyserver. OpenPGP says: “whoever uploaded this cert has access to that email address (in the keyid)”.
• similarly, the cert you got from here says: whoever uploaded this cert has write access to this server.
• think for yourself to what extent you trust a thing