fuzzix

• About: Software Developer (mostly Perl) in Dublin.

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• Commented on Fun With Fuse
  Thanks, glad you found it useful. A thought occurs, that instead of all the binmode/read/handle stuff, you might be able to 'use bytes;' and then use plain substr. That might simplify things, if it worked....
• Commented on Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby Job Trends on Indeed.com
  I don't think I can take plain numbers of job postings seriously. Anecdata, but in .ie it is common for recruitment agencies to post fake ads just to get you on the books. I would imagine they use lists like...
• Commented on How to Post an Article on blogs.perl.org
  Thanks for this, wasn't immediately obvious to me....
• Posted Fun With Fuse to fuzzix

  FUSE (Filesystem in USErspace) is a useful kernel module with an API which allows file systems to be implemented in user space applications, mounted and fully integrated into the system's VFS. Originally implemented for Linux, FUSE API-compatible kernel…

Comment Threads

• shawnhcorey commented on How to Post an Article on blogs.perl.org

  After you sign in, at the top, the menu should end with "...| Edit Profile | Post | Sign out". Click on the Post.

• Neil Bowers commented on How to Post an Article on blogs.perl.org

  This is good to know — I'm certainly going to use this from now on, even though, like Sawyer, I generally read BPO via RSS.

• Aristotle commented on How to Post an Article on blogs.perl.org

  An OpenID sign-in alone is not enough, sorry. You have to register here. (Signing in with OpenID creates an account but does not set up a weblog for it.)

• Bryan Gmyrek commented on Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby Job Trends on Indeed.com

  Yeah the numbers themselves are of course suspect. The trend may be meaningful though. Maybe all perl devs have moved to jQuery (lol) http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=perl%2C+jquery&l=

• Olivier Mengué (dolmen) commented on How to Post an Article on blogs.perl.org

  It would be also interesting to teach people how to enable anonymous comments on their blogs. This is in the "Registration settings".