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Hmm, Erudil, when I run this code I get the following message:

% perl erudil-obfu
No such class modesty at erudil-obfu line 1, near "illusions about my 
+modesty"
syntax error at erudil-obfu line 1, near "my modesty..."
Bareword found where operator expected at erudil-obfu line 3, near "20
+01 issue"
        (Missing operator before issue?)
Execution of erudil-obfu aborted due to compilation errors.
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Oh wait -- you tricked us, you posted a non-obfu! Excellent article, even if I can't find the ++ on the page...

`g r i n d e r`

In reply to Re: Linux Journal article - possible advocacy potential by grinder
in thread Linux Journal article - possible advocacy potential by Erudil

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