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What do you mean by technical?

Steam would get ts cut on reselling, and it might give devs/pubs a share. Right now, customers are less and less for traditional single player games.

Market theory must accommodate things like piracy, just like google considers fines just some risk in their practices.

I would go with spring boot. Sure rails is a faster start, but when it grows it becomes a mess. Spring boot gives you the fastest start in JVM-land, and if your product is successful and you need things to scale, or features are getting complex, you still have the spring framework in the insides that you can manage. Boot is almost just defaults.

But spring boot wouldn't exist, if rails didn't change the landscape of web development.

I think the intent was not stating a connection but just a old vs new pros and cons.

He doesn't understands power relations because he ignores them. He doesn't bend, which makes him a general outsider of society, but he expect other to act in the same manner, of not bending, because he doesn't understand social ties.

There are various few occasions that you see RMS bending. Like plane travels (which require IDs), that he just does when he needs to cross oceans. So to him, a person that dd something because of a power relation with an employer is just weird.

It depends if it operates as a store or as a market place, laws are different.

As usual, RMS is right about DRM.

And it works. Amazon is the leader. Are you sure it's despite its UX or did UX contributed?

Depends on how you frame it. There is 80 of difference when you think about "how many users say yes for each No"

So, what do you want to know, "yes for every 100" or "yes for every no" ? It matters.