Wow... a walk down Lotus memory lane...
Category Software Development
While reading new and updated documents in the Lotus/IBM Knowledgebase, I stumbled across one titled Lotus Customer Support Process and Dates For End Of Live Product Support. I don't point it out necessarily as a reference, but as a trip down memory lane. If you've been doing Notes/Domino for over three or four years, you'll smile when you see things like BeanMachine, Domino.Action, Domino.Chat, and my personal favorite, Weblicator!
So how many of these t-shirts do YOU have? :-) Yes, I still have the Weblicator shirt, and it gets drenched in sweat at the gym about once every two weeks or so...
While reading new and updated documents in the Lotus/IBM Knowledgebase, I stumbled across one titled Lotus Customer Support Process and Dates For End Of Live Product Support. I don't point it out necessarily as a reference, but as a trip down memory lane. If you've been doing Notes/Domino for over three or four years, you'll smile when you see things like BeanMachine, Domino.Action, Domino.Chat, and my personal favorite, Weblicator!
So how many of these t-shirts do YOU have? :-) Yes, I still have the Weblicator shirt, and it gets drenched in sweat at the gym about once every two weeks or so...



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Score: Bas 1, Tom 0
Posted by Thomas Duff At 13:56:12 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |
Tom, I didn't know that chocolate shrinks with age, I'ts never lasted long enough for me to find out.
Posted by Jess Stratton At 09:02:48 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |
Posted by Ed Brill At 10:16:24 On 28/08/2003 | - Website - |
Posted by gayle At 08:45:31 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |
Posted by Jess Stratton At 08:10:37 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |
ABS are still the most committed Notes users I know of. Alas Ferntree is no more - gobbled up by CSC.
Posted by Justin Knol At 15:47:16 On 28/08/2003 | - Website - |
Posted by Bruce Elgort At 08:31:04 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |
After I'm done in the gym, I suppose you could call the shirt a "sweatshirt" instead of a t-shirt... Every time I hear the term "Weblicator", I want to quack like a duck...
Posted by Thomas Duff At 08:45:13 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |
Posted by Bas At 08:42:33 On 28/08/2003 | - Website - |
Posted by Richard Schwartz At 14:16:32 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |
Posted by Bas At 13:31:27 On 27/08/2003 | - Website - |