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5 months ago

in 10 Must Have Tools for Remember The Milk on the Desktop [WebApp] on CreativeApplications.Net
Awesome! Thank you. Not sure that i like using the iPhone app for RTM, think I will stick with the main site. Fluid rocks! Thanks for this great post.

5 months ago

in 10 Must Have Tools for Remember The Milk on the Desktop [WebApp] on CreativeApplications.Net
I tried to use the mobile site using Fluid, but it won't let me log into my account. Every time I hit enter the page pops up in my browser. Can anyone help?

1 year ago

in Judge to YouTube: Cough up those IPs on Mathew's comments
So does this mean if Viacom wanted it could take this information and knock on the doors of the people who uploaded the content and sue them?

This seems very very scary. Is this what we have in store here in Canada with Bill C-61?

Mark
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mathewi As far as I can tell it definitely means that, Mark. When it comes to
Canada, the proposed bill doesn't give content companies the right to
compel ISPs or other hosting services to reveal IP addresses -- it
just creates a "notice and notice" system whereby if the copyright
holder becomes aware of activity by a user, it can let the ISP know
and then the provider has to pass that notice onto the user. That's as
far as it goes. In order to get a specific user's info, the content
company would have to go to court and get a court order.
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