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1) Usually use Skype. 2) Yes -- chat-wise Skype is absolutely fine though 3) I would love the ability to have longer term centralized storage of the chats wit
by ojilles 16y ago
1) Usually use Skype.
2) Yes -- chat-wise Skype is absolutely fine though
3) I would love the ability to have longer term centralized storage of the chats with a decent search engine and the ability to have scripts post stuff as well.
As far as I can tell the best alternative is setting up an IRC service: it'll run within your corporate environment if you must, easy to integrate deployment scripts into (&c) and there is a lot of archiving/search apps already.
- HackyGeeky 16y agoThanks ojilles. I like the idea of IRC, never came to my mind !
- ojilles 16y agoCheck out this slidedeck from Flickr, see slide 108 and further: http://www.slideshare.net/jallspaw/operational-efficiency-hacks-web20-expo2009 http://www.slideshare.net/jallspaw/operational-efficiency-ha...
- HackyGeeky 16y agoNo access from office, have stored for reading later. I also found some great XMPP/jabber bases services I'm going to explore.