Not as 'nice' as either of the above, but simple, quick and sorted - a strolly one-or-two-over-par, and could probably lose a couple of lines somewhere, I think :) 
my @arr = my @results = ('#','*',0..9);
print join("\n",@results); # 1st lot
foreach (0..10) {
    my @results2;
    foreach my $m (@results) {
        push @results2, map {$m.$_} @arr;
    }
    @results = @results2;
    print join("\n",@results); # subsequent
}

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Cheers,
Ben.

update...or just be completely blown away by Hugo++. Top, Sir!

In reply to Re: perlgolf - bruteforceing an array by benn
in thread perlgolf - bruteforceing an array by denthijs

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