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Whaaaaaaat?!? Is it easy to know who to zap for this work? I'm tech dumb but this is obviously useful and less invasive than the Google version
When slides? Lol Do all of these use blossom?
I don't think any use blossom. Yet at least. Sheetstr really doesn't need blobs.
Why does sheetsr not need blobs? Are you trying to transmit massive csvs embedded in json
Strings, integers and floats don't need to be blobs
What's the limit on size of a string? What about special characters? Even if these work... Is that an efficient way to do it?
A blob is still just data. It has to be stored some way. Docs functions don't need blob data types for anything really. Efficiency would be largely up to the back end and what kind of database is used and how it's queried.