A new type of computer worm killed Mark Taylor’s laptop. Just how the machine was "infected" is unclear.

Tim Tripcony offers one of those quick tips that sound like they shouldn’t work but do.

Dennis Ruddigkeit decided to try rebuilding the Notes client workspace as described in Technote 1366835. It didn’t work out quite as he envisioned.

Proving that even well written programs can be beaten when the user makes a mistake, Denny Russell crashed his Domino server. Just to make sure he understood his mistake, he repeated it.

Marie L Scott had a set of requirements to meet in moving people from multiple IDs per user, to one. She also had less than a month in which to accomplish this. In this article she details what she did and how she did it.

Patrick Kwinten has posted the code he uses to delete documents from a view using icons. This is an addition to an earlier post showing how the code works.

This two-part workshop will be held at the IBM PSC Stuttgart, located at the IBM headquarters in Vahingen on March 12th, 2009. The workshop will start with an overview of composite applications and finish with a hands-on demonstration.

John Roling is celebrating. After experiencing 70 server crashes in one night, IBM has sent him the fix. The problems is related to messages with MIME corruption being accessed via IMAP.

Declan Sciolla-Lynch offers Part 5 in a continuing series on using XPages with Domino.

Mark Barton recently discovered Monpage.com, a free website monitoring tool to help you manage your website.