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It seems that they rewrite from scratch a terrible mess, the switch to Node is anecdotical

Completely anecdotical: I have been in this country 5 days and I have already gained 3 kilos.

Anyway, this is an anecdotical evidence of yours. It's a fact that Securit social does not reimburse much any more and yet you still have to pay for it and get a private insurance on the side.

But what it does is provide anecdotical evidence that your views are not shared by a large and growing number of experienced engineers. > In fact I've really no idea what purpose your reply was hoping to serve.

Also I am very sure that someone would say that is a fact based on anecdotical experience, and hence is not derogatory. For me a misuse of a term using it as a clich is indeed derogatory.

I lived in three countries in europe, and I've met people working on sharepoint in all three, so add another anecdotical evidence on this side of the pond too.

Highly anecdotical, but I noticed that many drivers became less aggressive. Roadways were clear, but not being able to easily see around corners resulted in less people cutting me off.

For the rest, I think you're spot on, I know it's anecdotical but I haven't watched a movie on TV for more than one year, and "entertainment" TV shows I avoid completely.

Specific to accounting, my anecdotical experience has been that many accountants don't like change unless it makes them more productive. If it's confusing or has a large learning curve, expect lots of complaints and resistance.

They also have anecdotical evidence that error rates and ongoing support costs have dropped. It's certainly anything but a canonical example for a botched project.

Thats anecdotical evidence. 10% inflation can also be felt on a supermarket.

Before I believe your "big fish" theory you'll have to show me numbers or some sort of convincing anecdotical evidence. Every day I see overwhelming evidence from my work that EC2 and S3 are widely adopted in the tech startup community.

My personal anecdotical evidence suggests otherwise. I believe that in order to get the general audience interested in open source it will need a better branding and design.

There is anecdotical evidence but they response explicitly states that full and valid statistics will only be available in two years. The number cited is the total number of support queries for the linux workstations over time.

Now, I'm sure some people are thinking "that's anecdotical evidence" and it is, but what is the alternative if your intention is to hire mathematically inclined candidates?

Just anecdotical, but I've seen this happening at least in one case: my wife's employer, a reasonable large European gas&oil company. They first bought HP computers and very expensive printers, and then, obviously, they also signed a consulting contract with HP's local reseller at pretty high rates.