You can always ask the user before displaying his documents in the Google Viewer. I would just mitigate liabilities when it comes to using this for 3rd party documents, eg user content. But that doesn´t mean the Docs Viewer can´t be used. At least in the boundaries of the regulation and law they are working under (US law as far as I know). Means they can do pretty much whatever they want with the documents. You can use it without signing any form of agreement with Google. The thing is: there is no T&C for the Google Docs Viewer. The just ingest everything we give them and use it for training models, etc. To be honest, I don´t think there is a "temporary" when it comes to Google. Id: 0B5ImRpiNhCfGZDVhMGEyYmUtZTdmMy00YWEyLWEyMTQtN2E2YzM3MDg3MTZh In this case it’s the 0B3xoQi_oa7_hU2J5S1RQbFdqS3c When you open a PDF, it’s the garbage-looking piece of the URL (it will be between forward-slashes, “/”).
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With all the pertinent info in hand he crafts about a dozen lines of code to assemble the HTTP packet, and rolls the timestamp and temperature reading into it dynamically. After making a new spreadsheet and copying the URL and key from the address bar, he loads up the page using a header-viewer web service. The meat and potatoes of the hack is sniffing out the HTTP header and syntax for writing to cells on a Google Docs (soon to be Google Drive) spreadsheet. But the technique could be used from a computer just as easily as from a microcontroller. In this case, is using PIC hardware that has a NIC on the board. Of course this means you need some way to connect your logger to the Internet, but we’ve seen buckets of different techniques for doing so. One is that you don’t have to visit the site of the logging hardware to harvest the data, another is that Google will automatically graph the data for you. We can see a few benefits gained by using this system. Is using Google Docs to log his temperature sensor data automatically ( translated).
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