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Add a warning to the README about how this isn't a thin client #125

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Expand Up @@ -12,6 +12,15 @@ Braindrop is and generally always will be fairly opinionated about the
"best" way to make use of Raindrop (AKA how I like to use it); but where
possible I want to keep it quite general so it will be useful to anyone.

> [!NOTE]
> Braindrop isn't designed as a thin client for the Raindrop API; it isn't a
> terminal-based browser that does all the work on the server. It is
> designed to download your data if it looks like it's newer on the server,
> and then work locally, sending updates back to the server.
>
> If you have a *huge* Raindrop collection then this might not be the tool
> for you.

## Installing

### pipx
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