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   ≠ (amerika@annihilation.social)'s status on Sunday, 19-Oct-2025 00:36:46 JST ≠

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   As a nihilist, of course, I am not a believer in the dichotomy of "subjective" and "objective."
   
   However, here the point is simpler than one might think. I doubt any language is cryptic, truly, but you can write Perl in cryptic ways, or design your code for others to read, parse, and use.
   
   I -- and every other Perl programmer I know personally -- prefer the latter. The former was a trend for awhile and gave Perl a bad name among those who are inexperienced with doing it right.
   
   Join your local Perl Mongers
   https://www.pm.org/
   
   Visit the Perl Monks
   https://perlmonks.org/
   
   Higher Order Perl
   https://hop.perl.plover.com/
   
   It's just a fun, flexible, highly-efficient language for server-side tasks if you like old school computing.