This web page is hosted using Keybase Sites.
It started off as a test, to see if https://jms1.keybase.pub/ worked the way I thought it did. (At the time, it did.) Then, in 2023-02, Zoom (the owners of Keybase) announced that they would be shutting down the keybase.pub domain, but the Keybase Sites service would continue to work.
If you're seeing this page as jms1.keybase.pub or keybase.pub/jms1/, you're seeing it through the keybase.pub service (which has shut down, so you're not seeing it through that hostname).
If you're seeing this page as jms1.pub or www.jms1.pub, you're seeing it through Keybase Sites, which will hopefully not be shutting down.
If you're seeing this page as pub.jms1.net, you're also seeing it through Keybase Sites.
ℹ️ Moving URL
The jms1.pub domain will expire 2027-02-18. The price of a ".pub" domain is currently $51.98/yr, which is more than I can justify spending for what amounts to a "vanity URL" right now, especially where I own about a dozen other domains and can create as many hostnames as I like within them (which is what I did with "pub.jms1.net"). If something doesn't change before then, I plan to not renew the domain, and if that happens, the jms1.pub hostname will stop working.
If you have any bookmarks pointing to "jms1.pub", please change their hostnames to "pub.jms1.net" before 2027-02-18.
Regardless of where or how you're seeing it ... the file you're seeing is just a file called index.html in the /keybase/public/jms1/ directory. If you're already using Keybase, feel free to have a look around in that directory. It has some files that I personally find useful and/or funny, or that I needed a quick and easy way to share with somebody (i.e. copy the file to Keybase, then give them a URL to download it).
And if you're not already using Keybase, you can download the client and join right now.
Keybase Sites offers a way to host web sites whose content is stored in Keybase private or team directories, using URLs which are in other domains (such as domains you may own already). It works by using the Keybase user "kbpbot" to retrive the files as they are requested.
This page explains how to use it, in more detail.
jms1.pub.asc is the PGP key I'm currently using for anything not related to $DAYJOB.