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How to explain the Microsoft Architecture?

My little explanation of Expeditor has drawn a bit of attention. So let me try to do some more explaining. This would be my take on the comparable Microsoft architecture:



Let the flames come in...

Posted by Stephan H Wissel On 16/11/2006, Category Lotus Notes | Permalink |      

Comments

1 - But isn't that just paper it's on?

I thought that the Microsoft platform required a solid-gold platform with the finest silk draped over it...

And that's just the minimum spec. The recommended spec is a platform of platinum, and the Best Practice requires solid emerald.

Unless, of course, that is emerald in the background. In which case, you forgot your silk...

Posted by Philip Storry At 19:29:30 On 11/17/2006 | - Website - |

2 - Ha! Now we just need versions using a few other currencies .

Posted by Kevin Pettitt At 01:00:01 On 11/17/2006 | - Website - |

3 - It must have been a tough tough decision.

Deciding to use cards or paper money.

Either way the slightest wind of change brings the whole house down.

Rocks don't have that problem.

Posted by Stephen Hood At 11:30:29 On 11/18/2006 | - Website - |

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