#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Dreamy diary of a Perl Monk - matrioska code - this is <not> poetry
$_='use strict; my$diary=24/5. For 3 Dozens of %{{algorithms}} we got
$2,738; require 7.0.6; Another 257 $Mil to %Anna. We &keep aside $397
for Anthony. SSN+=6A3E7A25267A26753870683E253870683E257;And open GUTS
"> ", 397A26266A7A397A75. This one will break the back of my old 386.
Finally, we understood the real meaning of 6A3870683E257A397A2675707:
it was a combination of 2696E74396D6B702540255B6D6B and hopefully had
nothing to share with that other @line my Uncle Lou found in a drawer
(Something like 70257472256B766364656626253031323334372675386F6A3870)
Numbers are &dancing around me. 683 (Even 25386F2675386 +Forcefully!)
397839385F2673706. no CGI; $_=\We seem to remember that 697467675D262
was given to $Tom. Cool! 3867267($1)7725636464636564647665763965 is a
@sequence I will /^never*/ forget. (Related to www.perlmonks.org[++])
76657663766476647663766576396576646563646465396 Begins now and I know
76637664S7665766376667 is following. Is it going to [end]? Here comes
one more. 66576396B64647665766376667665762675273B7927686A2538397A266.
Big beast. 757667272 Do you really think it is over? Not yet. Wait().
3D7B2420227D613B622 Finally, this should be the last one. Is it? -No?
273B6576616C3B200. Ah! Yes. Now for something completely different:';
@a= map {$b=@{[unpack "c*",$_]};$b} qw(the dream becomes: nightmare);
$a+=$_ for@a;($a*=3)-=2;($e,$d,$g,$f)=map {$a-=$_;$a}@a;$k=pack("c*",
$d..$e).pack"c*",$f..$g; $h=pack"c",$d+34;$c=pack"c",$e+2;$i=pack"c",
$d+35;$j=pack"c",$e+51;eval"$j.$k..$h$i";eval pack"$c*",$_;#or is it?
update spoiler available!
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