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by andyjenn 19y ago
Totally agree - its not cheap like good old Rusholme or some Brummie establishments, but still a great feast... Can't believe it - UK based hackers who love curry, love it.. in the words of Highlander, "We are brothers!"
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by andyjenn 19y ago
I wholeheartedly agree - it is the worst paper in the UK and should be aptly renamed the Daily Shit...
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by andyjenn 19y ago
I'm just about to launch my online application - basically online storage using S3 with some pretty front end functionality specifically for the aerospace industry...I'm basing my monthly price plan on the amount of files uploaded (with a m
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by andyjenn 19y ago
23 ..I'm a very good driver, only drive on the driveway, only drive on Saturdays...
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by andyjenn 19y ago
..after the heart attack inducing story about GDrive, I'm now close to having another one in laughter from this posting...
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by andyjenn 19y ago
I bet Terry Gilliam wished this was invented years ago...
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by andyjenn 19y ago
I attended the Startup school in March and since I'd flown 12 hours to get to SF, I thought I'd try to meet up with some companies to drum up some interest in my startup. Amazingly this ended up with me pitching (my first ever - eek!) to B
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by andyjenn 19y ago
I'm using eLance - this is just to get something started and then I'm hacking the features I want myself as and when I learn...oh yeah, and then get a co-founder with an unfeasibly large brain who can help you out!
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by andyjenn 20y ago
Thats a great idea! My wife and I discussed my reasons for starting a startup and she is being very supportive from the outset, but sometimes gets frustrated that I don't "communicate my feelings" very well. She hardly sees me and doesn't h
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by andyjenn 20y ago
I'm 31; tinkered with technology from a young age, did the University thing, backpacked around the world, now married with a kid. I think the age depends on what you want your startup to give you...fulfillment, enlightenment - its not just