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      <title>Quick and dirty Instant Messaging with Redis</title>
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      <description>(Aside: Yes this is a post after a zillion years, but I have a few more lined up, and waiting for some important stuff in about a week)&#xA;Redis is a wicked cool NoSQL database, in that storing stuff is not the only thing that it does. Mathias Meyer already has a collection of Redis use cases, but this great idea is mine. Like all good ideas it emerged in the shower :) ( I was not aware of Pieter Noordhuis&#39; MUC when I did this, in either case mine deals with one-to-one IM )</description>
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