Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 18th May 2006 13:42 UTC, submitted by Marciano
"The latest 'OS X is slow' meme to impinge on the mass psyche of the Internet comes courtesy of one Jasjeet Sekhon, an associate professor of political science at UC Berkeley. The page has hit digg and reddit and been quoted on Slashdot. Is there any merit to this?"
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RE[3]: They were debunked
by dylansmrjones on Thu 18th May 2006 20:36
in reply to "RE[2]: They were debunked"
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Well, the kernel-2.4 development model didn't work. That's why they changed the model for 2.6 and onwards.
That however does also seem to have issues (according to an article posted a few weeks ago on OSN), so one could claim that the 2.6 model doesn't work either.
. o O ( Actually, people could claim a lot, and often be right about half of it, and terribly wrong about the other half of their claims )
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2005-10-08
> And now, you do it yourself.
Not really. There are plenty of other examples as well. (The one that comes to mind right away is the "Vista delays prove that Microsoft's development model doesn't work" one... Um... Perl 6 anyone? Kernel 2.4 anyone?... you get my point.)