perl -e 'for($",{},[],\_,**,\&_,\\$_,$^,$~,jk,$^X) {$__= $_;if($_=~/\//){($__)=$_=~/\/([^\/]+)$/}else {$__=~s/\(.*\)|:|\*|_//g}push@_,split//,$__;}print lc"$_[42]$_[31]$_[27]$_[33]$_[0]$_[2]$_[19]$_[34]" ."$_[33]$_[4]$_[23]$_[24]$_[0]$_[35]$_[23]$_[24]". "$_[13]$_[0]$_[1]$_[14]$_[20]$_[43]$_[25]$_[15],";' [download]
Relying on $^X can be dangerous ... ;-)
$ perl -e 'print $^X,$/' /home/share/perl5/bin/perl [download]
The output from the above is then "nuet another perl hacper," or "tu5t another perl hacder," depending on which perl I use to run it with ;-) Only if I actually run it via "/usr/bin/perl" do I get the desired result...
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