SQLite is awesome, really really awesome. It is also not a good example -- part of the reason Redis works so well is that it capitalizes on Unix process management (in a way that was apparently intended when Unix process management was evolved, but has for some reason been unpopular and long forgotten). SQLite was never in that position.
Maybe do something similar in spirit to Slashdot's old policy that you can not moderate and comment in the same thread. Perhaps here that policy would ban you from downvoting posts in a thread if you commented in that thread?
The keyword here is "What", which you conveniently left out of the quote. It demonstrates the author's confusion.
Having said that, (written) language is a very error prone method of communication, even more so on an internet forum .
Unfortunately, the grandparent forgot that Sarcasm Does Not Work On The Net (old timers would recognize the SDNWOTN acronym. It really should be known better).
Back in '94, most sarcastic posts would get this reply as a first reply, which also served as a hint to other readers whose sarcasm detector failed to be triggered.
I run Apache on Win32 all the time. Is that bloated and buggy? As well as php (well, no worse than on linux) and mysql. Postgres runs on windows as well. Then of course we have crossplatform darlings like Firefox, Libreoffice, etc.
This is how you go from a great, focused project to a buggy and bloated one-size-fits-all project that gets gradually abandoned and replaced by a new fad.