"approval"? There is no "approval process"! You can write anything you want in perlmonks.

As for "erasing all your files", well, most of the point of obfuscations is to try to de-obfuscate them by hand, then trying with B::Deparse, and only after that, if you still aren't sure of some fine point, running them. Inside a Safe, in a chrooted environment, in the debugger...

-- 
        dakkar - Mobilis in mobile

Most of my code is tested...

Perl is strongly typed, it just has very few types (Dan)

In reply to Re^2: Never-before-seen obfuscation by dakkar
in thread Never-before-seen obfuscation by Anonymous Monk

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