#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
$_="";~

# The sign of a Perl Illuminatus is thi+
s,
      ^
     /=\
    /~=~\
   /~(.)~\
  /~=/ \=~\
 /~=/___\=~\
-------------
# The type of Perl Illuminatus who
# needs to remain more clandestine due
# to political matters adorns the
# source with three short lines,
      ^
     /o\
    /___\

# But the true Perl Illuminati sign
# their message with the sequence that
# has become so common nobody actually
# notices it anymore. They are not
# afraid to display their status in
# public, and print
"Just Another Perl Hacker"

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Update: This obfuscation didn't work completely, as it threw a warning - I've fixed this in the update.

In reply to Signs of the Perl Illuminati by Corion

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