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How To Send & Receive Files on Blackberry [BB<->Phone; BB<->PC]

Posted 08-21-2011 at 01:48 PM by jay_pablo_69
Updated 08-21-2011 at 01:49 PM by jay_pablo_69

Tags bluetooth, file, linux

Hi,

I know you might wonder why I'm posting this here. But I have been trying to do this for some hours and finally got it. But before then, I searched the web and could not find an easier way to send all kinds of files (texts, media, even unknown files). I'm running Ubuntu 11.04, using Blueman 1.21-4 bluetooth manager and I did this with a BB Curve 8520 (but this method will surely work for any bluetooth software, device, phone or PC).

In Linux, after setting up &...

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Ruby: configuration file parsing utility

Posted 04-18-2011 at 10:12 AM by catkin

Tags configuration, file, parse, parsing, ruby

Netsearching found three options for Ruby to parse configuration files:

YAML is powerful but I felt the the configuration file format was too complex for end-users. YAML example.
drks' ParseConfig was not powerful enough for my needs.
Hans' parse_config was also not powerful enough for my needs.

So I rolled my own and offer it here for community use. I was delaying publishing because it is not finished (there are TODOs in the code) but it works well enough and may never be finished so better...

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