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I recently came across with a cool (err, depends on how you look at it) Javascript that grabs the backend stuff (external css, etc) off of any website:

javascript:var%20text=\'\';%20css=document.styleSheets;
%20for%20(c=0;c<css.length;c++)%20%20js=
document.getElementsByTagName(\'script\');
%20for%20(j=0;j<js.length;j++)%20with
%20(open(\'\',\'\',\'width=600,height=
400,scrollbars,resizable,status\').document)%20

Just copy and paste the above code as a bookmark, and then simply run the bookmark while you\'re at the page you want to \"grab\" from.

The reason I\'m posting here is because I wanted to ask whether or not GeekLog could be modified to block this particular javascript (and others of its like)?

[Editor\'s note: code should be all in one line - broken down into pieces so as to not break the site\'s layout -- Dirk]

Hello,

I'm releasing my 5th theme tonight. It's a quirky skin titled Simple_Orange, and it is fairly simple. Anyways, visit geeksta.com to have a look and download the file if you like.

The InceptionOS Project has openings for coders to create an installation interface and setup tool. The initial instance should be based on an ncurses interface, with the possibility of later including X11.

InceptionOS also needs testers and source hackers who are not intimidated by installing an entire distribution from scratch, without an interface. InceptionOS is looking to convert its current Red Hat RPM packaging to Debian format. Packagers should be familiar with Debian's DEB package format if interested in performing the conversion.

The InceptionOS Project aims to become the first distribution to boast full LSB compliance, and according to our own (unofficial) testing, we're already 95% compliant.