Hey Phil,
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, leaving was pretty hectic.
The number you listed wasn't valid so I couldn't call. I"m here in SF
now though, so would be keen to catch up if we can. I'm here until the
18th.
Cheers,
Ryan
2009/8/12 phil.montgom...@majura.com :
>
> Hi ryan
>
> I
Hey Guys,
I'm here in San Francisco now, and I was able to get some
accommodation sorted in a near by area through my cousin. I've used
airbnb and couchsurfing before, so thanks for all the pointers.
A few of you have contacted me personally about who I might want to
meet. I'm primarily a web de
Hi,
I am starting up a Google Technology Users Group in Sydney that will
be primarily focussed on the dev and technical aspects of Google
technologies. We plan to have our first meeting at the new Google HQ
in Pyrmont on 2nd September. If you are interested please sign up at
http://groups.google.
I'm still in the process of sorting out my own apartment in San
Francisco, but have already spoken to a bunch of Aussies keen on
building a couch-surfing network for Aussies in tech here in the Bay
area.
Aim to have something going in the next few months (as I meet more
people and sort my
fair comment but a differentiator to an angel's viewpoint is that a VC
audience will expect to hear how you are going to build a business in the
absence of an exit. Angels may/will be short term focused because they may
not have deep enough pockets to participate in multiple rounds.
You always ne
hey guys - i'm a 'sydney rubyist' as pat mentioned and i love
http://octopus.com.au/
andy who runs octopus is a great guy, very intelligent and offers a
flexible and customisable service. i'm moving all my australian-based
gear to octopus.
andy also has a partnership with someone in the US of yo
Why do u need an Australia vps?
Find a cheaper one in USA.
I normally use this site to avoid the hosting scam. Www.utopwebhosting.com
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On 13/08/2009, at 5:51 PM, Erik Unger wrote:
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> Avoid http://www.flexihostings.net.au/ by all means. Their
> reliability, performance and
Great tip Ryan, looks like there's loads of good, cheap accomodation
on airbnb.com. I have friends in Palo Alto but if you don't, there's
24 listings at the moment from as little as USD20 a night.
- alan
On Aug 12, 6:42 pm, Andrew J wrote:
> Hey Ryan,
>
> If you don't mind a bit of couch surfin
I've looked at MD webhosting before and hear they are very good.
Prices start at $20 a month
http://www.mdwebhosting.com.au/virtual-dedicated-server-plans.html
Cheers
Pete
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