The system admin who allegedly walked out with the passwords to San Francisco’s computer network is now suing the city for lost wages and emotional distress.

If you missed this session at Lotusphere on building web apps with Lotus Domino Designer 8.5, it’s now been posted on the web in a series of downloads.

A warning to all who might have disabled "allow soft deletes" in their environment. The Notes Standard 8.x mail template no longer supports "hard deletions".

This is a test. There isn’t a prize though. Andre Guirard posted a Lotus Wiki on @DbLookup, and a few other things, and he wants you to check his article for errors. He’s sure he made at least one, or left something out. If you find something, let him know.

David is back on CNN.com today with Dropdead date for DTV delayed.

Yesterday, Congress showed that it’s quite capable of having its cake and the glass half-empty, too. The mixed metaphor that is our United States House of Representatives approved the delay of the DTV transition to June, paving the way for President Obama to sign it into law. Sort of.

Under a program called Project Match, IBM will help workers laid off in North America find jobs in India, China, or Brazil. And of course, once they relocate, they’ll be paid based on the local wage structure.

At Lotusphere 2009, BCC offered the BCC_ClientGenie Free Workspace Edition to help you update the look of your Notes client. The software can be downloaded free from their website for users of Notes 6.x and above.

IBM claims this is the most affordable way to learn Notes. It offers multi-language support, easy installation, and can be embedded into the Notes client.

Darren Duke has posted a link to the HotFix and a list of the fixes it contains on his page.

Keith Strickland is working on an application that has to build a document on the fly. Doing it inside a Rich Text Field seemed like a good idea, however "PassThruHTML=True" isn’t working as it should. If you could help, he’d really appreciate it.