His later work on Fake Steve Jobs and Silicon Valley was hilarious.
I can't grok whether his hatred of Linux was genuine or was it simply motivated by some external motivation from SCO or related organisation.
He should have known better.
I would posit that when you write hit pieces (either for your own convictions or money), you are not a good writer.
If we required writers to be right all the time they'd fail at that like anyone else.
And it turns out we disagree :)
His later work on Fake Steve Jobs and Silicon Valley was hilarious.
I can't grok whether his hatred of Linux was genuine or was it simply motivated by some external motivation from SCO or related organisation.
He should have known better.