In the previous post I presented a Ruby script to download and rename “El Quijote” audiobook from a site which was far from user friendly (remember there were 126 badly named, badly ID3-tagged MP3 files to download). There was still something not solved by the script: the ID3 tags of the MP3 files. id3lib, a [...]
Tagged Code & Demos, Quijote, Rake, Rakefile, RubySomeone I know bought a brand new PC with a 64-bit Windows 7. Unfortunately, plugging in the Alcatel X060s USB modem didn’t work. After unsuccessfully trying a lot of drivers from the Internet, here is the only one providing a patch that works: Alcatel X060 Driver for Windows 7 (32 & 64 bits). Update(April 14th, [...]
Tagged Alcatel X060s, Windows 7Warning: This worked for me on Trac 0.11.1 hosted at Dreamhost as of March 2010 but I take no responsibilities. Use this information at your own risk. Trac is a very popular open source system to manage software development projects, but it can also be very useful for other management tasks. Installing Trac on Dreamhost [...]
Tagged Dreamhost, Trac, TutorialDon Quixote (Don Quijote), probably the most famous Spanish text of all times, is available for free as an audiobook (in Spanish), thanks to a cultural project from the Government of Aragón (Spain). Unfortunately, someone decided that the best distribution method was to provide the users with 126 links (one MP3 file for each chapter). [...]
Tagged Code & Demos, Quijote, Ruby