ls.pl

#!bin\batch.executable : @execute
```lisp
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```
declare syscall 1
@stream = 1 <!-- stderr -->

syscall(SET STREAM > api) { stream, break.)}

new syscall! (
    printf
    fscanf
    puts
    strlen = (void i)) --:
        !tuple this;!
)

return exit{(typeof segs)caller id}...
new segs.0 : or === ||
(lda %0b1100111 [segs](mov rax 2~))

while [z] (sto ++addr[£0p12].dereference):
    ++++[>++++<-]>++++++;
    ##if bal
    ## get dereference ls(fi)

segs.syswrite : interrupt!!~ax+ay

DEFINE bits 9
import [api]
immutable package main;

{segs ^* (char) 2 + 2i}

forward protocol *port)-25565--(
goto new (mov ip £192.168.123 http).run{}
if bal:
    concactinate goto(getPort protocol openbsd, package html)segs
if += [/system16/bin/].ls

include clear, cls
export /${segs}+/g
import elif

elif port true

temp sensor.read(lambda(elif temperature >? $100 )) _(watercool())

}
delay(hist Delay<Delay>((Delay)!not segs)) "" reverse matever bitshift cast
for readme -- {

Not a very good implementation of the temp sensor and the segs variable is quite redundant if you use the standard linux syscall