Archives for December 2007

Amazon AWS Zone

I’m still working on Amazon’s S3 Web Services in Lotus Notes 8. I think my current issue is with the time stamp.
I found a really handy AWS site tonight: AWSZone. It has a great section called “Scratchpads” where you can test all of your parameters and see the request and response XML.

29 December 2007 | lotus, programming | No Comments

Ryan Braun Wins AL MVP??

On page 30 of this weeks Sports Weekly there’s a picture in the corner with Ryan Braun. Under it is the caption “Brewers GM Doug Melvin… has built his team around a homegrown infield that includes AL Rookie of the Year, Ryan Braun.” OK… either the author thought the Brewers still played in the AL [...]

29 December 2007 | general | No Comments

The Morality Quiz

I took TIME Magazine’s Morality Quiz. It’s not what you think it might be. The quiz is a series of five questions and you choose between two options. There obviously are no right or wrong answers but you get to see your results compared to everyone else who has answered the quiz.
One of the questions:
It’s war time, [...]

27 December 2007 | general | No Comments

HMAC-SHA1 LotusScript

I’m still a little nervous about posting the HMAC-SHA1 port from Paj’s site without an email from him. So… if you would like to see the code to test it with Amazon or Google’s web services. Send me a message (contact me link on the right) and I will send you the code.
UPDATE: I finally [...]

26 December 2007 | lotus, programming | No Comments

RSS Causes Depression

You know you have a problem when you keep clicking on your feeds thinking something new will show up. I think everyone on the internet is vacationing without me.

26 December 2007 | general | No Comments

RTFM

Lotus Notes help is really (really) good. I use it probably as much as I use Google (at work). Of course, you can spend an entire day working with something if you don’t read the whole friggin manual.
I skipped this part in the help for @Keywords()
If one of the strings in textList2 contains any of [...]

26 December 2007 | lotus, programming | No Comments