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shripadk
11y ago
Can't the same be said for file sharing sites? Why hold the file sharing sites accountable and question it's legality or morality when its the responsibility of the people (the user in this case) to be legally or morally accountab
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11y ago
All I'm trying to say is that you need to see the bigger picture. When it comes to file sharing people talk about "millions" of times the particular file has been downloaded only because such a statistic is easily available.
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11y ago
That is an important point which you are not seeing. I can share a file (an ebook) with my "friend" which i acquired legitimately. He then makes a copy of it and distributes it via a file sharing site. Similarly, I can borrow a bo
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11y ago
I was just countering his point on copying physical books: "Can't do that with the physical book. Not for free anyway." Stealing a book doesn't amount to copying the book and returning it.
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I don't understand how cost is an important metric here. Up until the 90s people bought encyclopaedias for reference. Today search engines have completely replaced them. One cost money while the other does not. Should you then defend e
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11y ago
Lending existing copies does not prevent copying. I have come across plenty of "pirated" physical copies of various literature sold for a fraction of the actual cost.
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11y ago
You can scan the book and distribute digital copies of it for free. The only investment is time required to scan the books.
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11y ago
How is this relevant now? We are in 2015 not 2001.
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12y ago
I agree. "Number of messages a single Node broker can handle: ~10k per second without JSON stringification memoization, ~100k per second with JSON stringification memoization (Nexus Flux socket.io does that for you)." <- Can&#x
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12y ago
React is the Future. Period!
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12y ago
"Also note that the religions we practice today are quite different from those we practiced 1000, 2000 years ago, even if we give them the same "names" (the practitioners of 2000 years ago would have very different ideas abou
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12y ago
You haven't understood the crux of what I said. Buddhism and Jainism being branches of Sramana tradition is correct. The word Sramana itself originates from Taittiriya Aranyaka which is an annexure of the Vedas. Vedas are the basis for
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12y ago
The Bhakti movement became mainstream after 11th century AD. From what little I know of Hinduism (btw i'm a Hindu), Hinduism came into existence way before any other religion did. It is in-fact the oldest surviving religion in the worl
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12y ago
Buddhism and Jainism are branches of Hinduism whether you like it or not. That has been documented in various scriptures, on stone carvings and even carvings within caves. I can't help you if you don't want to be helped. Buddha&#x
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Modern Hinduism is natural evolution of Buddhism and Jainism? Buddhism and Jainism branched out of Hinduism, not the other way round. Buddhism and Jainism are "relatively" new religions. Hinduism is older than even the Abrahamic r
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"React isn't a framework, it's a library!" There I said it! Jokes aside, React provides a Virtual DOM which isn't available natively. I'm sure sometime in the future browser's DOM tree estimation and compu
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12y ago
awesome! can't wait!
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shripadk
12y ago
Thank you! :) Yes we were very particular about documentation. We plan to improve it further!
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shripadk
12y ago
Thank you for your nice comments :)
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16y ago
Hey breno! Whom did you contact for this information? Are you being charged for the "free" tier?
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shripadk
16y ago
Well. I opened my account on Nov 1st. Guess what? I am being charged for it!! So is this service really "free"?? I haven't yet crossed the tier usage limits and I am being charged already!! Support has not replied yet...