Well, here she states that she corrects people because it annoys them and that's fun.

Which is somewhat ironic, since they stop replying when corrected and refuse to use basic learning skills when confronted with undeniable evidence of their stupidity.

That being said, I do think she can be very informative. Like I didn't understand why a programmer wouldn't separate logic from interface (as it's bad programming practice, ex. the thread that handles GUI events should not be factoring very large numbers, because that will lead to poor concurrency), and she explained that the reason was branding. Separating the logic from the interface means that anyone else could write their own GUI and tie it into your logic, which is bad for the brand and the image they want to convey.

Apparently you still don't understand it, as there are technical reasons for choosing wildly varying levels of coupling in software development, that depend on a huge number of factors, of which branding rarely if ever is among the primary ones.

I also do agree she posts good technical analysis from time to time. Like this system resource comparison between Gentoo and Mint. Current comparison with and without compton.

Your technical standards seem quite low, if you consider a memory comparison that doesn't even include a snapshot of top showing all the running process as good.