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No, what I'm saying is, "None of your problems are consistent across use cases, therefore they're your problems not the system being used." I haven't actually
by diminoten 8y ago
No, what I'm saying is, "None of your problems are consistent across use cases, therefore they're your problems not the system being used."
I haven't actually said anything about my own experience, so it's funny you claim I have...
- jacoblambda 8y ago"I'd rather trust a corporation providing some information over an individual providing absolutely nothing, especially when that corporation's information matches with my own internal information." Ah, I had assumed that your internal information was from experience, either your own or your organisation's. Since that is not the case I am curious where your "internal information" comes from considering you completely disregarded @bsagdiyev's personal experience.
- diminoten 8y agoWhat part of what I said makes you think my internal information isn't from experience? Just to be clear; it is. I haven't described my specific experience, so claiming I said "it works perfectly for me" is not something I've claimed. What you tried to say was I was claiming that since it worked for me it was therefore good. That isn't the case. I'm saying because it worked for me AND EVERYBODY ELSE, it's therefore good.