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IPsec and other jargon

Sunday, 13 November 05, 7:00 am
compton
Editing a book about creating VPNs on Linux with IPsec. 200-300 pages long, which works out at about £450.
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compton

7:00 am, Saturday, 3 December 05

It's now gone 7am and I eventually made myself finish off chapter 9. So three left to do, yawn. I could in theory finish them off this weekend, but realistically not sure it's going to happen, not if I plan to go out on Sunday. I could do chapter 10 today, then maybe 11 tomorrow. Depends on how long and boring they are. I'm desperate for the money though, as I can't pay my rent until I get it really. Haven't told Steve this yet either ahem.
 
 

compton

7:00 am, Saturday, 3 December 05

I managed to finish chapter 10 today which is great. Wasn't too bad, not too dull or tedious. It's ten past 1 in the morning - whether I'll be able to do 11 tomorrow is yet to be seen. It is only 9 pages, so should be easily managable. That would leave just chapter 12!!! Hurrah!

Well, chapter 12 plus three appendicies. As long as those appendicies are the usual dead short simple things, they shouldn't take long.

Chapter 12 is 40 bloody pages long though...... maybe I'll leave it till after the appendices.
 
 

compton

7:00 am, Monday, 5 December 05

I didn't do any work yesterday in the end, after having gone out for lunch. I've just now finished chapter 11, and will move on to the appendices next. Will leave that mammoth chapter 12 till last of all.
 
 

compton

7:00 am, Saturday, 10 December 05

Finally all is done; all edited chapters are on the FTP, invoice is done, it's just over £700, could have been more :(

It was a good book to edit - Paul was very helpful, and interesting to chat to.
 
 
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