Keybase MD Gist to prove identity and ownership of Github account

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am svenagnew on github.
• I am svenagnew (https://keybase.io/svenagnew) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 2E31 228A E351 7106 AEDB 2F4A B9D1 9CF0 0830 78D5

To claim this, I am signing this object:

{
    "body": {
        "key": {
            "fingerprint": "2e31228ae3517106aedb2f4ab9d19cf0083078d5",
            "host": "keybase.io",
            "key_id": "b9d19cf0083078d5",
            "kid": "01116c37a919374877567eeb1ca2f3152f08f2d8a4c0fd08bdb7c963898346512a070a",
            "uid": "d30f6d7e270c8d09f36dc49a14f4fd19",
            "username": "svenagnew"
        },
        "service": {
            "name": "github",
            "username": "svenagnew"
        },
        "type": "web_service_binding",
        "version": 1
    },
    "ctime": 1428408017,
    "expire_in": 157680000,
    "prev": "7a25330d76efdf95939121311b7c344a8bff3a9c9a53d29bdaaaa27f1b881dd0",
    "seqno": 2,
    "tag": "signature"
}

with the key 2E31 228A E351 7106 AEDB 2F4A B9D1 9CF0 0830 78D5, yielding the signature:

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1
Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org
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=y+IZ
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

And finally, I am proving ownership of the github account by posting this as a gist.

My publicly-auditable identity:

https://keybase.io/svenagnew

From the command line:

Consider the keybase command line program.

# look me up
keybase id svenagnew

# encrypt a message to me
keybase encrypt svenagnew -m 'a secret message...'

# ...and more...