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Update: Apr 17th, 2007

Welcome to the fsync(2) blog. You may be wondering what “fsync” means. This is a UNIX system call. The section 2 manual page for this system call states:

DESCRIPTION
The fsync() system call causes all modified data and attributes of fd to
be moved to a permanent storage device. This normally results in all in-
core modified copies of buffers for the associated file to be written to
a disk.

And that’s what this blog is for my brain: moving thoughts to permanent storage. This is where I write my thoughts, ideas, put my artwork, and whatever else.

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