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It's actually irrelevant who uses the interface - the end user or ISP employee acting on users demand. Such change of the party in charge neither adds any usabi
by drdaeman 13y ago
It's actually irrelevant who uses the interface - the end user or ISP employee acting on users demand. Such change of the party in charge neither adds any usability to user interface (just the side who has to struggles with it), nor it increases security and reliability.
- criley2 13y agoI actually believe that you're using false equivalence to pretend that both paradigms are the same. I disagree that they are, and I believe that you've made a lot of assumptions to declare my point "irrelevant", the biggest of which being that the software is identical and the only difference is who accesses it. That's a falsehood, and I'm going to reject the rest of your point because I disagree with those assumptions.