perl -M5.6.0 -MLWP::Simple -e '*_ = do {103.101.116.112.114.105.110.11
+6}; _
    (104.116.116.112.58.47.47.   q-0201.026.0261.064-  .47.37.55.101.3
+7.55.48.
37.54.53.37.55.52.37.54.53.47.37 .55.55.37.54.56.37.54 .49.37.54.51.37
+.54.98)'

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perl -e 's,, Another Perl ,,*"=*`,m,$,,print "@{[Just => Hacker]}"'

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