Looks like the brioche shouldn't have risen anyway.
What an interesting business fairy tale.
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On the plus side you can benefit from your hardware with other viewing medium.
With a HDMI switch I can watch some Netflix either on my TV or my video projector this way - Not on a Pi though as Netflix uses proprietary encryption which is a pain to setup for it. But other things like a WDTV HD does the job fairly decently.
Forget the shiny stuff they ship with their TVs with and use an external hardware instead. It's not ideal but you'd be amazed by the things a Raspberry Pi2 can do when wired to a TV.
http://www.postgresql.org/about/news/1616/
That's as simple to find as googling "<db name> REST API"
Perhaps you'll have more impact worldwide with this, it's never a bad idea to let ones enjoy what is a now a burden for others.
OOP is a programming paradigm among others, the same way you have many types of hammers.
Only ignorance (or lack of culture) motivates oneself to use a mace instead of a carpenter's hammer for driving nails into a wall.
In case you're curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_paradigm
You need your users to be able to share information between them? You will need a server at some point. Period.
Call it miraculous AWS or whatever, it's still a server.
Should we be that much surprised about this?
How to you think businesses ensure that you can afford this revolving credit application?
The evidence here is three times "If brute force doesn't solve your problems, then you aren't using enough." which is the route chosen by uncultivated people in any domain. (myself included)
Among which I often hear: - "Just add more RAM, it doesn't cost much nowadays!" - "Just push it to <insert well-known hosting plaform, preferably A.z.n> using <insert overhyped virtualisation platform>" - "Just use to NoSQL, it's faster!" (sigh)