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JAPHs are often obfuscation, and obfuscation is a way to "strut your stuff", much in the same way modules and articles and "op" status on a Perl channel on IRC somewhere is.

They're by no means a "rite of passage" into a secret "Perl Cabal*". They're just fun ways to exploit Perl (either its loose syntax, or its bugs). That being said...
# my message should've started with this: { $_ = q"I'm"; * == \q; s/$/ Just Another Perl Hacker/; } s+(.).+$1+; $_.=$= if $= !=~ s.\.\..\U$&.; $= ==~ s=.+(o)+.=\U$1= or tr!Perilous / Treacherous Tracks\n!!d; $= !=~ s/..$/q ... reverse $&/e and print;
The secret password is 'GRT'. You know the meeting place.

japhy -- Perl and Regex Hacker

In reply to Re: JAPH and Perl Monks by japhy
in thread JAPH and Perl Monks by thaigrrl

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