Does anyone have any technical insights as to what happened here? Was it related to Google's new account deletion policy or something totally separate?
Thanks! In regards to API quotas, the rate limiting happens on a per-user basis so we manage to stay away from the limits for most users. That being said, I did build the system with a retry mechanism with delays so in case something does hit a limit, it shouldn't be lost.
1. I'm not sure I 100% understand what you're asking here but it seems that what you're looking for is very possible by triggering workflows off of sheets. https://solutions.appsheet.com/workspace or https://zapier.com are a couple of great ways to do this.
2. If you can embed HTML in an Android then you should be able to embed one of the forms. I haven't done it before. Let me know if you try it and how it goes.
Thanks! Glad you found that post helpful. Yeah, the Google APIs are very powerful but not user-friendly at all for developers looking for a quick way to save data into a sheet.
You got it 100%. Google Forms is great until you have to integrate it with a website. This is meant to work just like Google Forms but with the ability to be embedded right into any layout.
Yeah, aqua was a real thing of beauty where there was such harmony with the OS and the translucent, pinstriped hardware. It seems like the Titanium PowerBook pretty quickly set the course away from Aqua.
We're just relying on guesswork here but to think that the internet only created a 25% increase in porn exposure for teens seems really off, especially considering how hard porn was for minors to obtain pre-internet.
Also, it's worth considering that the "porn" they would have had easiest access to was Playboy magazine content--not the catalog of Pornhub.
"Your honor, Science shows us that life is vastly more complicated than antiquated ideas of 'alive' and 'dead'. I submit that my client cannot be guilty of murder as the very concept relies on binary categories that Science has discredited. Who are we to say if a murder has occurred?"
Twitter and Facebook took how many years and millions of dollars to scale up a moderation strategy? I guarantee they weren't worrying about moderation at Parler's scale.