#  ÷Vvä<B

use strict

      ;my($a,$b,$c,$d,@e,$f,$g)

      ;open X,$0
        ;read X,$a,9
        ;close X
      ;$a=~s/\x23//

      ;$b=unpack'd*',$a

      ;for($c=0

        ;$c<=3
          ;$c++){$d=substr$b,$c*3,3
            ;push @e,$d
            ;}while(1){for($f=0
          ;$f<=3
          ;$f++){$g=chr $e[$f]
          ;print"\b$g"
        ;sleep 1

      ;}}

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Just a little obfu that makes you want to rewrite the app :-).

Btw, don't add the shebang. Your spinner will be deformed.

-inno

In reply to Spinner with an indentation problem by Anonymous Monk

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