I suggest explicitly checking for a directory named '/home' to allow it: 
if (-d && $uid < 500 and $File::Find::dir ne '/home'){

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Aside, your status message is redundant: 
    print "UID is $uid, skipping $File::Find::dir, $File::Find::name, 
+$_\n";

__END__
UID is 0, skipping /home/zackse, /home/zackse/.kde, .kde

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You can simplify this to: 
    print "UID is $uid, skipping $File::Find::name\n";
__END__
UID is 0, skipping /home/zackse/.kde

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Remember that inside the wanted subroutine (offenders in this case), $_ contains the basename,$File::Find::name contains the full path, and $File::Find::dir contains the current directory.

--sacked

In reply to Re^2: File::find and skipping directories by sacked
in thread File::find and skipping directories by neilwatson

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