Made to handle piped in data as well as file args.
To upload 'file.txt', you would type ./pomf file.txt
The real magic comes in with pipes though. For example, if you wanted to paste
your uptime for someone you could do uptime | ./pomf. Or perhaps you have an
image on your clipboard and want to upload it... Only a xclip -o | ./pomf
away.
The other command line uploaders I looked at on the tools page, notably the Simple Bash Uploader, did not handle pipes at all. I wanted pipes. I also wanted it to get extensions right from pipes which was another task to itself.
Requires ruby (not a default install on many distros) and doesn't have highly informative error messages, multi-file uploading, or anything else complicated.
The code for figuring out extensions is also hacky, but I'm not sure there's a better solution.