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That guy is not contributing to the open source project.

I also used to work at message control. The architecture to support all of the legacy and new technology for email was very hard. Also architecting a system to ensure that it would never go down completely was a large challenge.

You also have to understand how providers deal with email to make sure delivery is never affected. We had to ensure 100% delivery and never fail.

The company I work for has maybe 20+ of the 1st generation version in our office. We even have a few of the 84 inch models. I have to say they are great to work with when you are collaborating with people and need to use a white board, video conference, or just view a web application. I can't stand using one of the few conference rooms here that does not have one anymore.

Don't forget about Chicago. There are many great universities near the Chicago Metro area with a lot of great tech companies to choose from for a job. Cost of living is less than the coasts and the salaries are on par or above for cost of living in the city if you work in technology.

We are seeing increased error rates for GET and HEAD requests. So far we have not been having any issues with PUT requests. We are in us-east-1.

We are noticing the slow down and the rate reduce issue only on GET requests. Our PUT requests seem to be going in just fine.

This is exactly why you should design your services to run in multiple availability zones to mitigate issues like this. We run our most critical services in at least 3 availability zones and we are moving the rest of our services soon as well. While these problems are unfortunate, it is part of relying on Amazon to manage resources.

Always plan for service degradation and look for ways to mitigate against issues like this.

Why is it when an article is written talking about the downfall of Silicon Valley, or talking about other great tech oriented cities, that Chicago is hardly ever mentioned. Chicago is the third largest city in the country with a booming tech culture here.

Garret are there any plans to offer a self-hosted HipChat solution similar to how Jira and Confluence have self-hosted pricing?

My company is limited to our chat products due to HIPAA compliance and we would love to use this product for company chat but host it on our own infrastructure.

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It will allow multiple sessions via tabs or windows. Each tab will allow you to view different local and remote directories.