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I have two meetings today… Both are in the security field… One of which I know the address of, and the other I do not know… I expect to be blindfolded and given instructions like take the next street on your left \ud83d\ude42 Maybe not; the main reason I do not have the 2nd address is that I have not asked. I have a basic idea of where i need to visit. and the client will give me a ring when I realised I did not know where I had to go. I am pretty sure it is somewhere within 10km of the centre of the city. <\/p>\n

With the wireless card I can have Internet access if I need it, but I do not think that I will. If I need it in the pace that I do not know where to go to then I will have better access than the people who work there, who have a great firewall restricting them from getting access to a lot of information. <\/p>\n

My programming on the OzFlarm<\/a> is going really well. The code is getting close to finished. We have a big test in about a month so it will be really fine by then. I had to work on some philosophy issues yesterday, and I think I have nailed them. I just need to document all my assumptions… Time to start a WORD document on that one. Or maybe I just comment the code!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I have two meetings today… Both are in the security field… One of which I know the address of, and the other I do not know… I expect to be blindfolded and given instructions like take the next street on …<\/p>\n

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