#!/usr/bin/perl
@l=split / /, "a01001010 b01111100 c01011111 b01111100 d00110101 e0111
+0100 q0 f00110100 b01111100 g01011100 b01111100 h00110000 e01110100 b
+01111100 i00101101 b01111100 j00110011 k01010010 q0 l01010000 j001100
+11 m01110010 b01111100 q0 n01001000 f00110100 o00111110 p00111100 h00
+110000 k01010010";@n=split //, "abcbdeqfbgbhebibjkqljmbqnfophk";my %g
+;for(@l){($e,$r)=($_=~m/^(\w)(\d+)$/);$g{"$e"}=$r;}for(@n){print(pack
+("B8",$g{$_}))if($g{$_})||print " ";}print "\n";

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Well, here's my first shot at obfuscation...

I'm having trouble finding good resources on some of the more common techniques...I've heard people say, 'this one's my take on <common theme>...' Any ideas where I can get some ideas? I realize that I can read you other monks' nodes here, but barely any are explained in detail. I'd explain this one, but it's not hard at all.

Comments/suggestions/critiques would be appreciated.

In reply to 1337JAPH by Anonymous Monk

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