This as 3 purposes, 1. show of some neat trick 2. hide code a. hide code on a 3rd party site b. hide code in an image that actually looks like an

This as 3 purposes, 1. show of some neat trick 2. hide code a. hide code on a 3rd party site b. hide code in an image that actually looks like an image ( steganography ), thus hiding parts of the code within several images. for a really good time, hide some unique data on one machine that acts as a key 3. save per file system space i think gzip uses the same compression algorithm as png files so, to reuse this is silly. the browser supports gzip anyways i saw this as part of a 10kapart competition, and maybe they were trying to make up the difference between the actual size of the bits used and the file system size. i think although this is interesting, but, it defeats the point of the 10k limit; which, was there to show what one could do without server side scripts, and I think a build script .... counts.