insomnia
[tate]$ cat sleep
try {
sleep;
}
catch {
do { turn; }
until(ready);
}
finally {
awake;
}
[tate]$ ./sleep
bash: ./sleep: Permission denied
[tate]$ perl sleep
Segmentation fault
[tate]$
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