And this is Ironic

I was trying to press the Yes button, and this happened:

To be fair, I am trying to get it to read my mail, and it is a bit… largish, I guess:

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05/25/2012 09:23 AM by

Rippo

Always nice to have message asking to report performance, and from a support technician perspective even better not to be able to get it ;)

05/25/2012 01:43 PM by

Gene Hughson

"We have received no reports of errors" ;-)

Dear Mozilla: Paging is your friend

05/25/2012 01:54 PM by

Rob White

How would a ravendb backed email client cope, presumably much quicker. It might be an interesting use-case.

05/26/2012 07:23 AM by

Rob, Actually, we do have a customer that is running RavenDB as the backend for a messaging system with > 30,000 users.

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