#!/usr/bin/perl
"N3Uad0c31S8"=~m;ad0c;;$_=pack"a4",substr($&,0,1).(chr((408+$+[0]^3)>>
+2).eval{$`=~m$([^3U])$;$1}.
chr(ord("P")+hex("E")+abs("abp4Rd9Js$$AKls")+0x17));"HaQRdS*{9d8sH}-AG
+hdJ72HBms;aehJd?UJs:bls8"=~
m$\w{2,5}(S)\*\{9([\d\w])?.*?(\w)hJ$;$_.=${1}.$::2.$3.chr(oct((10<<3|1
+1)+$=));print$~lc,"\n"
Well, this does not do any useful thing. It just printfs my name on stdout and returns. It was my first obfuscated perl code so please execude me! ;)
Edit: chipmunk 2002-03-04
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