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Wait, what? You're calling someone out on anecdotal evidence compared to your, what? Bunch of blogs on the internet? The only hard data I've seen was from Ap
by loewenskind 16y ago
Wait, what? You're calling someone out on anecdotal evidence compared to your, what? Bunch of blogs on the internet? The only hard data I've seen was from Apple and that had the problem at less than 1%. Were you being ironic on purpose?
- kelnos 16y agoHey now, please don't put words in my mouth. I never claimed to have any evidence of anything. I merely made a general statement about the lack of validity of a statistically-insignificant, non-random sample. Sounds like you have an axe to grind, or something. But yes, I would trust a bunch of blogs on the internet (at least, the ones that have proven themselves over time to be reputable) over a random anecdote from a HN poster.