iTunes Internet Sharing Restored With Third-Party App

Suppafly writes "As reported at boingboing, iCommune creator Jim Speth whipped up a little application called 401(ok) that combines a few hacks to restore internet-wide sharing to iTunes 4.0.1. You can download the app from SF.net." As one might expect, it is basically a port redirector.

Comments

Re:About time

[dmayle]

The same thing that happened to iSociale. After iCapitale started creeping through Russia, it was relegated to a much smaller amount of the world, though I hear a hacked version of it is still enjoying widespread circulation in China...

Or maybe this should read: In Soviet Russia, iCommune shares YOU...

Re:MP3 sharing is becoming like a religion...

[TheRaven64]

the internet is a magical cloud of pixie dust and the data is magically wisked from one computer to another and if you have the pink pixie dust of the grand poohbah DRM you can't capture the data bits (kind of like a good acid trip).

I have an Internet computing exam tomorrow. Mind if I quote that?