I splashed just a tiny bit of water into my kbd and now the 'one' key doesn't work. (This is not a joke{bang}) So, I've been avoiding the chars it used to produce. 
$l  = 2/77;
$|  = 2;
@F  = (
    '000*000*000*0*000*00*',
    '0*00*00*0*0*00*00*00*0*0*',  
    '00*0*00*00*00*0000*00*',
);
for (@F) {
    $.  = 0;
    while ($g = length) {
        select $i, $j, $k, $l;
        $s  =  $_;
        $s  =~ s/0/ /g;
        $m  =  unpack 'b*', pack 'v', $.;
        $m  =~ s/0/ /g;
        $m  =~ s/\d/*/g;
        print "\r", ' 'x$g, $s, $m, ' 'x2;
        $.  += chop() ? 2/2 : $.;
    };
    print "\n";
};

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