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I like it! Though you'll have to wait for the vote fairy to make her rounds before I can ++ you. Anything that doesn't better reveal itself when run with -MO=Deparse is good in my book :)

After an initial pass with adding a little formatting, perl -MO=Deparse script.pl yields:

$CX = '@l658072wq';
print map({reset;
?[];\n    vec ( join( keys %_ ), 5, 8 );\n  } readpipe *CX;\n  2;\n  ]
+? ? chr $_ : (/l/ ? chr ord($_ | $/) : chr length $^T);} unpack('a2' 
+x 5, $CX));
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... which doesn't clear things up for me. Given that, I've taken another stab at re-formatting it, and got:

$CX = '@l658072wq';
print map( {
             reset;
             ?[];
               vec ( join( keys %_ ), 5, 8 );
               }
               readpipe *CX;
               2;
             ]? ? chr $_
             : ( /l/ ? chr ord( $_ | $/ )
                     : "\n" );
           } unpack( 'a2' x 5, $CX )
         );
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... after a quick trip to the perlop page, I recognize ?PATTERN? ?, and I've decide that I'll need more time than what is afforded via a coffee break to continue to figure this out :)

++ forthcoming :)

--chargrill

$/  =  q#(\w)#  ;  sub  sig { print scalar reverse  join  ' ',  @_  } 
+ sig
map { s$\$/\$/$\$2\$1$g && $_ } split( ' ', ",erckha rlPe erthnoa stJu
+" );
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In reply to Re: first (intentional) obfu by chargrill
in thread first (intentional) obfu by SamCG

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