You didn’t mention “20 FOSS Cigarettes.” A typical pack of cigarettes is around 20, and FOSS stands for “Free (and) Open Source Software.” This generally means that people can view, edit, distribute, and sometimes even sale programs they didn’t themselves create. Many prominent FOSS projects use a fair bit of Perl code.
You didn’t mention “20 FOSS Cigarettes.” A typical pack of cigarettes is around 20, and FOSS stands for “Free (and) Open Source Software.” This generally means that people can view, edit, distribute, and sometimes even sale programs they didn’t themselves create. Many prominent FOSS projects use a fair bit of Perl code.