in gratitude and celebration:
Dedicated, of course, to those responsible for jeek.org, where you may find jsunpack, as well as links to the source thereof, which this green geek must confess she had not the wit either to reanimate or to compile correctly during its long absence of her beloved generic javascript checker.
Let my long held fondness be proven, should proof entertain and delight, by its appearance in my silly little firefox searchplugin:
and the tutorial I wrote for a friend to go with it.
As usual, the text of this poem is appended cleverly in tiny one-point-sized text below (unless of course you have overridden that preference).
Thanks again, jsunpack.jeek.org.
Be seeing you.
Dedicated, of course, to those responsible for jeek.org, where you may find jsunpack, as well as links to the source thereof, which this green geek must confess she had not the wit either to reanimate or to compile correctly during its long absence of her beloved generic javascript checker.
Let my long held fondness be proven, should proof entertain and delight, by its appearance in my silly little firefox searchplugin:
Thanks again, jsunpack.jeek.org.
JSUNPACK IS BACK: WOO HOO!
A Bit Of Verse To Mark The Happy Day
Just imagine: that yet unclicked link may be -- a disguise --
Sent securely, it's safe, surely -- certainly it seems
Uninfected by virulent malware, or suspicious prize.
Not reassuring. Netizens wise, from such schemes,
Protect themselves and their browsing with one simple tool:
All before accounts are made empty, or inboxes full.
Credit be given where credit is due:
Know what you click on before it knows you.
Be seeing you.
