Dave Winer used to work on dedicated, locked down, platforms. Then in 1994 he moved to the internet and, while some protocols will be around for a long time, he thinks the idea that someone will succeed in locking down the internet is far from likely.

We’ve all had occasion to wish we hadn’t hit the Send button. With ND8 you can call some of those messages back using the Recall Message button. This article from Susan Bulloch explains how to configure, control, and deploy the feature.

Exalead has partnered with IBM to create a search feature for Notes and Domino. On June 25, 2009 at 11AM PST they’re hosting a free webinar, "Next Gen Information Access for Lotus Notes: The 360 View"

Mary Beth Raven invites you to attend the IamLUG Conference, followed by GSX days, in St.Louis August 3-5.

If you’ve been attempting to debug LotusScript, particularly a piece of LotusScript with shared fields, you may have noticed that the Notes debugger itself needs a little debugging.

Read this DominoPower article.

Bastian Wieczorek is offering a free tool to help you compare Notes.ini files from different machines, helping to ease migrations or trouble-shoot problems.

Eric Mack is generously giving away, for free, licenses and subscriptions to some GTD productivity software. The free apps include Active Words, eProductivity for IBM Lotus Notes, and GyroQ.

Chris Whisonant says there is some confusion about a bullet-point on Slide 18 of the DAOS presentation that says Domino 6 and 7 clients won’t recognize DAOS. Apparently this is less a technology issue than one of wording.

Research in Motion has released a patch for the PDF vulnerability in BlackBerry Enterprise Server versions 4.1 through 5.0.

You can download the PDF for this new whitepaper from IBM on identifying and resolving mail routing issues in Domino 8.