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        <title>Dots and Dashes</title>
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        <summary type="html">#!perl -p
y/.-/01/;s#\d+/?#substr&#39;01etianmsurwdkgohvf,l.pjbxcyzq&#39;,31&amp;oct b1.$&amp;,1#ge

Perl is (in)famous for the ability to write programs that look like line noise, and today I will take apart this beautiful piece of code.  Written by tybalt89, it can decode sequences of dots and dashes to Latin letters in just 73 characters of code…</summary>
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