iCommune — the app that allowed OS X users to easily share their iTunes music libraries — is back. Apple sent a nastygram to the author, claiming he'd violated his license agreement by making iCommune as an iTunes plugin, and so he's rewritten it as a stand-alone app.
(Thanks, Jim Ray!)
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