Wednesday, 18 March 2020

Generally

Generally, once you get past the people whose job it is to go "Hey, you, stop!" in a building, people assume you're supposed to be there.

Generally, once you're able to demonstrate a working knowledge of the inner workings and the terminology of a building's inhabitants, people help you with directions and opening doors.

Generally, once you reach a point where you need to show identification to proceed, people are supposed to be prepared for attack but often aren't.

Generally, once you upload a specially designed program into a mainframe, people expect it to work.

But specifics let you down.

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