If you’re trying to hack/deface a website, don’t submit a pull request
For anybody too lazy to read through them all, here are some gems:<p>+  <script language="JavaScript1.2"><p>Are you sure, like, really really sure, you want JavaScript 1.2?<p>+var speed=1<p>please run jslint on your code before submitting a pull request<p>There are so many errors that JSLint gives up on this code at 39%.<p>+temp=document.body.scrollTop<p>You really shouldn't declare a variable without using var - can lead to all sorts of scoping problems.<p>Oh, good catch! You should submit a pull request to fix this<p>+<mass of span elements><p>There's a couple of redundant span elements here, when you get time, you could optimise this<p>+    <p align="center" dir="rtl">&nbsp;</p><p>It's great that you've made sure that non-breaking space is read right to left, your readers would have been screwed otherwise.<p>+    $bind_port_p="IyEvdXN...<base64 encoded string>";<p><pre><code>    It's going to be hard to comment on these Base64 encoded C and Perl programs in their current form.
    That daemon() function call is going to cause problems on a whole bunch of non-Linux architectures. Solaris doesn't have it for example.
    You should definitely consider supporting IPv6, you can't just assume IPv4 connectivity...
    You're also missing a return at the end of main().
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+$auth_pass = "fe3f6d96a1ee06bc5415a5c05540c7a8";<p>1911990 is not a good password. Your birthday?<p>Let's hope you didn't use that for your email account, lovestory8976@yahoo.com<p>can you use a sha512 hash, instead? it's more secure.<p>+<p>Hmm the HTML isnt compliant. Please rebase from master, squash the previous commit and resubmit.<p>Thanks for your invaluable future contributions