That brings up a question i've been meaning to ask for a while.... Which of the following is correct (or perhaps cannonical)?
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BTW, nice obfu..... I'm off to defu it now.
Update: Defu:
$_ = "r\@56O4\@FCE6DJO\@7OE96O!6C=>\@?<DO|@?2DE6CJ\n";
tr/ -}/O-} -N/;
print $_;
of course the *evil* part of this fu is still there, namely that in the the tr, '-' isn't literal.
-Blake
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