But when he said "Stop using JSON" he needs to provide a better alternative, otherwise what is the point of the complain? If he don't have a better alternative, so he should rename to "JSON sucks" or something like that.
I understand. I just do not believe that could happen. Especially in a country that the internet provider just need to delivery 10% of the internet speed contracted.
The most easy way to pay a Brazilian freelancer is using Paypal because just transferring some money for an account has so many bureaucracy, due the brazilian laws. And get money from paypal isn't a good idea from my experience... So i think that the reason is really the difficulty to get fit in brazil labor laws ..
Sadly we can't do this. Each person coming back from another country has an limit in dollars to buy. If this limit is overpassed, a lot of taxes will be setted in each product, increasing the price.
Yes I can do an import, but here in Brazil, each import value above $ 50 gives the government the right to add a charge of 60% to the IRS and a rate of 30% of state revenue! Doing the calculations the product is twice more expensive.
$ 1500 = R $ 3,571.80
+ 60% = R $ 5,714.88
+ 30% = R $ 6,786.42
Well, it isnt for me. I use Google+ and Youtube frequently and these services consume a LOT of memory. When i close these tabs , Firefox keeps holding this memory space alocated. Generally i need to use some app to remove the 'inactive' memory alocated by FF. I don't think this is a 'plus'.
In the 'real world' when it comes to memory I believe the google chrome is still winning. If you keep these two browsers with more than 10 tabs open for a while (1h+) and then close a few tabs, google chrome will have an immediate reduction in memory usage, unlike Firefox, which continues to consume the same amount.