Well, the point is probably lost somewhere between the author's sarcasm and excessive hate for Microsoft, but the point is there. He claims open source is bett

Well, the point is probably lost somewhere between the author's sarcasm and excessive hate for Microsoft, but the point is there. He claims open source is better because it taps into the wider resources of the community to solve problems that a single company may not have the capacity to solve. - he doesn't say it in these words, but if you filter out all the hate and irony (which I very much enjoyed and endorse :P) that's the residue I agree with the point, it is not always so black+white, but in general this tends to be the case.