On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 11:11:16, dave malouf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I also disagree with your assumption about computer | computer
> interactions. To me a conversation is a conversation and the IxD is
> best at creating conversations between any intelligent entities.
> silicon or carbon.
>

What kind of Computer-Computer interactions are you talking about? For
me Computer-Computer interaction is interaction of software objects,
interaction of application software with the OS across the APIs,
interaction of OS with the hardware drivers wrapping the hardware and
interaction of drivers to the processor and memory and interaction of
processor down to bits and bytes. Are you saying an IxDer will be
better off doing all these interactions because each interaction can
be a conversation. I agree each interaction is a conversation but then
to have a conversation one needs to understand the language also. Will
an IxDer be able to talk the language of the OS and applications on
top of it? Not unless you include the OS API designers to be also
IxDers and if that is true then who isnt an IxDer because everybody
ultimately is designing an interaction at some level??

Thanks
Pankaj
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