About
Hi, I’m Jack Wang. This is where I keep the small tools and open-source projects I build, and notes from building them.
Verifying signatures
If software, a file or a message I publish carries an OpenPGP signature, you can use the fingerprint below to confirm it really came from me: when you check it with gpg --verify, the primary key fingerprint in the output should match this exactly.
OpenPGP primary key fingerprint (Ed25519)
5314 69ED 0ED3 FBAB 010F 342D AA23 544F 13AE F817
Import it: curl -s https://github.com/erniu96.gpg | gpg --import
Tip jar
If something here helped you, you can buy me a coffee in SOL. Solana network only — please don’t send from other chains.
SOL address
9gfYJAR74CaxXSz8CobL7pebkLCmxxfDKptEZ2dFcQsg
On a phone, scan the code with your wallet app, or open it in your wallet.