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Anomalies of Code
By: Zerhash
This Month Challenge
Perl yet again!
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sub don‘t(&){}
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do {print "Stuff"}
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Last Months Challenge
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JAPH Souffle.
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Ingredients.
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44 potatoes
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114 onions
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101 g flour
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107 kg salt
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99 bottles of beer
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97 cups acid
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72 l oil
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32 pins
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8 l urine
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108 pines
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101 laptops
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80 mouses
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47 keyboards
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102 idiots
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104 hackers
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67 voodoo puppets
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116 crackpipes
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111 megawatts
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110 numbers
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97 commas
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115 dweebs
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117 sheep
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74 creeps
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Method.
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Put potatoes into the mixing bowl. Put onions into the mixing bowl. Put
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flour into the mixing bowl. Put salt into the mixing bowl. Put bottles
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of beer into the mixing bowl. Put acid into the mixing bowl. Put oil into
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the mixing bowl. Put pins into the mixing bowl. Put pines into the
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mixing bowl. Put onions into the mixing bowl. Put laptops into the mixing
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bowl. Put mouses into the mixing bowl. Put keyboards into the mixing
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bowl. Put idiots into the mixing bowl. Put flour into the mixing bowl.
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Put hackers into the mixing bowl. Put voodoo puppets into the mixing
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bowl. Put pins into the mixing bowl. Put onions into the mixing bowl. Put
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flour into the mixing bowl. Put hackers into the mixing bowl. Put
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crackpipes into the mixing bowl. Put megawatts into the mixing bowl. Put
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numbers into the mixing bowl. Put commas into the mixing bowl. Put pins
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into the mixing bowl. Put crackpipes into the mixing bowl. Put dweebs into
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the mixing bowl. Put sheep into the mixing bowl. Put creeps into the
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mixing bowl. Liquify contents of the mixing bowl. Pour contents of the
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mixing bowl into the baking dish.
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Serves 1.
I know what you are thinking! “I’m Hungry!”
This is legitimate code though. The output is “Just another Chef/Perl Hacker,”
Chef is an esoteric programming language in which programs look like recipes. With the module Acme::Chef, in perl, you can actually transform your code into the Chef language. Or otherwise you can write the code yourself.
Anyways. Read up on it here
It should be noted that Stephen Watt in the above article is the unix_terrorist of el8 fame who was involved with PR0J3KT M4YH3M. His contributions to the black hat underground in spreading the ideas of non-disclosure has been invaluable and it is a shame to see him be busted after all these years for someone else’s credit card scheme. This article also neglects to mention that Stephen was set up by well known informant Albert Gonzalez (’soupnazi’) who was responsible for busting a lot of hackers.
Read Phrack’s prophile of Stephen Watts: http://www.phrack.com/issues.html?issue=65&id=2#article
That’s a pretty niffty Idea on the whole vinegar bomb thing. Very inexpensive way to may a bomb. I enjoyed reading it and learned something more than that I couldn’t get out of an anarchy cookbook. Oh, and you should have email bombed his account for gp ;P….Just fun doing that kinda stuff at times. I know i have a very cool email bomber that is for the vista OS platform. You have to have a gmail account to use it, but you can bomb a person up to 500 times in a row before it stops bombing it. You can more than likely push out 100 emails a minute with that bomber. I love that proggy ;P