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1: #!/usr/bin/perl -w 2: print "Hello World\n"; 3: exit 0;
4: #!/usr/bin/perl -w 5: print << X 6: Hello World 7: X
1: use strict; 2: use warnings; 3: use IO::Socket;
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None - I don't code 0 - Ticker-tape is a purer representation of a Turing Machine 1 - A laptop screen or single monitor desktop workstation 1 - And it's cracked. And I like practicing my trade while lying on a bed of nails 2 - The standard dev kit suits me fine 3 - Fewer than three monitors wouldn't present enough insight into what I'm working on 4 - Everyone else has two or three. I'm not like everyone else 5 - This configuration reminds me of the 1987 5-cylinder VW Passat my parents let me drive in high school 6 - I saw such a thing on the Internet, and had to have it 6 - Because I haven't figured out how to add more 7 - I need all the luck I can get, for this code to work 8 - Because my power strip had eight outlets available 9 - A 3x3 array was the the most I could fit into my Faraday shielded SHTF headquarters More than 9 - Most of them are just displaying graphs / mock code to make the boss think I'm doing something critical
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