Actually, I think the stereotype he was targeting was that of software nerds who are married with non-technical women. This is my case and my wife isn't offende

Actually, I think the stereotype he was targeting was that of software nerds who are married with non-technical women. This is my case and my wife isn't offended. I don't have the data to backup this, but from my personal perspective, all the male software and IT people I've meet enough to know if they were married, were with a non-technical partner (yes, even gay couples). And this is not an issue, I wouldn't want to state in my divorce papers: "she's an emacs poweruser".