I think it's an interesting hypothesis; it's definitely a complex piece. However there are some things like the different size holes and the little knobs that I don't see adding complexity to the dodecahedron and seem…
As far as I know Belgium, France, Germany, the UK, Greece and I think Spain and Italy have very popular unlimited sms phone plans.
would shell commands not be a good way to do that ?
Most European countries have had unlimited SMS way before messaging apps where a thing
It's a tradeoff, basically the question is "Will most users need and read all the content or not". Displaying everything at once without making extra querries is best, but not always possible . The frontend is fetching…
You're right if you're using the web in order to display content. That was the case in the 90s. In this case, yes, a simple index.html with a <h1> and <p> is fast, responsive etc. But with webapps being more and more…
I think it's an interesting hypothesis; it's definitely a complex piece. However there are some things like the different size holes and the little knobs that I don't see adding complexity to the dodecahedron and seem…
As far as I know Belgium, France, Germany, the UK, Greece and I think Spain and Italy have very popular unlimited sms phone plans.
would shell commands not be a good way to do that ?
Most European countries have had unlimited SMS way before messaging apps where a thing
It's a tradeoff, basically the question is "Will most users need and read all the content or not". Displaying everything at once without making extra querries is best, but not always possible . The frontend is fetching…
You're right if you're using the web in order to display content. That was the case in the 90s. In this case, yes, a simple index.html with a <h1> and <p> is fast, responsive etc. But with webapps being more and more…