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I tend to "install" working copies of Perl programs normally, renamed without a file extension. When I'm working on code, though, I tend to keep it in a /home/username/src directory with a file extension, and softlink to it from a /home/username/bin directory with a shorter name (no file extension) so that I can test-run scripts more easily.

I guess maybe I'm somewhere between the two of you on this one.

print substr("Just another Perl hacker", 0, -2);
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