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May 23, 2010

About That Lack of Blogging

My blogging rate has been down quite a bit of late. This is partially due to demands from work and demands from my personal life colliding and providing less time for reading other blogs and commenting on them here. Plus, in the beginning, it was quite easy to blog about interesting perl modules that I had found. After all I had never blogged before so there was no track record, no history. Oh, I still review all the recently uploaded modules to CPAN. I see this as part of my job. I simply haven't noticed anything so interesting that I thought it worthy of mentioning on this blog. I also still read several dozen Perl and programming related blogs (almost) every day. Due to time constraints I often skim instead of fully groking the content. I often make mental notes to go back and reread articles and comments that look interesting. A funny thing about mental notes is they tend to get lost.

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