#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict;@{$$[0]}=qw(a1 a2 31 02 00 ee b4 80 c4 94 00 08 08 41 12 c1 60 28 44 42 0b 10); @{$$[1]}=qw(10 93 91 41 30 00 e4 2e 02 c0 48 40 88 1c 12 82 05 20 34 1a 88 14);for($;=0;$;<2;$;++){for( @{$$[$;]}){$$[$;+2].=unpack('b8',pack('H2',$_));}$$[$;+2]=~s/([1 0]{7})/$1\t/gx;@{$$[$;]}=split(/\s/,$$[$;+2]);undef$$[$;+2];for( @{$$[$;]}){push(@{$$[$;+4]},pack('b7',$_));}()}for(0..24){print( pack('b8',join('',reverse(split(//,unpack('b7',(@{$$[8*0.5]}[$_] |chr(ord(@{$$[4/2/0.5+1] }[$_])>>1))))))));(0);}print"\n";exit()
-- 
arneb@emergency:~ > perl -MO=Deparse -e "(0); #Confusing perl..." 2> /dev/null
'???';
arneb@emergency:~ > 

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