To fully understand the difference, consider the interaction of an agent with the environment to its sensors and its actuators, and this interaction takes place over many cycles, often called the perception action cycle.

I'm Agent Peterson. And this is Agent Wallace.

Client

Client Cert.

Client signing

Client plaintext authentication

Client lanman authentication

Client channel

Client use spnego

Client NTLMv2 authentication

Client Cert

Sybase Client Application

Client timeout

Play as Client

Customer...

Agent. Yes.

The Betti reaction is a special case of the Mannich reaction.

Mouse Interaction

No interaction

tracking noise

Minimum

(Groans, laughter)

Simply, consumers already know what they want and the channel just simply is there to fulfill end user demand.

Client command color

Client game connected

Client code page

Client side caching policy

Client Submit Time

Client Cert Path

Client library version

VPN Client GUI

According to a secret agent,

Hey... Customer...

Of all the dumb...

Oh, your client!

But the octopus did.

Every interaction counts.

It's a one way reaction.

One way reaction.

It's a very complex interaction.

It's an equilibrium reaction.

(Audience reaction)

Connection to client has been lost!

Which client the peer is using

Phase 2 client cert