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You got this wrong: drug use generates homelessness. Most homeless in the US are drug addicts - many of them with serious health conditions partly induced by drug use - and that’s why they can’t hold a job or get a home. In San Francisco wh
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Or the 80s when games literally had a fake photo on the box that was not even about the game? The trend of showing actual game screenshot came later.
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3y ago
Do you think we are in the same over saturation of the early 80s when Atari disappeared?
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3y ago
To create multiple workspaces/projects, you need to create an account. When you create an account you can still work locally by: - Enabling Git Sync which skips the cloud entirely and works with a 3rd party Git repository. - Using Priv
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It's not about ego, it's about clarity and overall sustainability of the product. Reality is that Insomnia offers plenty of ways to still run locally, but now it does it in a sustainable way that allows us to improve the product e
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3y ago
So. Much. Noise. An update on Insomnia 8.x here: * Insomnia can be used locally-only with Scratch Pad. * Insomnia can be used with an account without sharing any data using Git Sync (the data is in your Git repository, wherever that is host
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Here is a video that shows how to get access to your data without an account. https://www.loom.com/share/de7af6f9e06b4452a799a033604f9270?...
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Tomorrow we will ship a new version (8.1) with a better understanding around how to export data and how to use Scratch Pad because I agree we can improve clarity. But if you only have one collection, Scratch Pad is still local only. So you
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The export is before the signup. Nothing gets migrated without a signup. But not making it easier to understand what was happening was an oversight, and we will make it more clear in v8.1 (as soon as this week). So 8.0 will be a 2-day relea
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Marco here, CTO at Kong (the parent company of Insomnia). You will see some of my replies in the GitHub issue where this conversation is taking place. I want to clarify a couple of things: 1) Insomnia can still be used locally in any versio
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The Cardboard Drones
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Follow Japan then https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danchi Seriously, this problem doesn’t exist in other places. It has been solved 70 years ago in rest of the civilized world.
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> participating in this ritual of fake research, giving talks about it, and other science-shaped activities, still does bind the participants together. It lends prestige to the leaders of the field. It gives everyone a way to coordinate
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The US needs to build more, not cancel zoning. With one of the lowest density in the world (36/km²) this should be a NON issue. I don’t understand why we are stuck in this loophole of zones, affordable housing and so on. There is plent
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Ginger shots made at home with some orange juice or apple juice help a lot.
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3y ago
We are fixing this! We are introducing "Global Authentication" files that can be defined once and used in as many collections as you want. In the next 1-2 months you will see the biggest amount of improvements the Insomnia applica
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3y ago
What don't you like about Insomnia?
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3y ago
Try to give Kuma ( https://kuma.io ) a try, also a CNCF project.
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Try with Kuma ( https://kuma.io/ ) also part of CNCF, which has been created with a much simpler model for supporting a fleet of Envoy across single and multiple cluster.
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Yes you are correct, but they are foreign made because they are cheaply imported in the first place. Otherwise they would be both made and purchased in the US.
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Lua is the “last standing man” now.
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I am not arguing that they failed at predicting the future: they failed at managing expectations. I am suggesting that the Fed should have not be authoritative on these topics since obviously they have no clue. Only recently they tried to t
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The Fed first said it would not increase rates, then it said inflation was transitory, then all of a sudden they did a 360 and increased the rates the highest in more than a decade, then they are saying they will keep increasing, then somet
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Italy, a small town in southern Italy specifically.
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Can’t fertilizer production emission be compartimentalized?
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This looks fantastic. Now do it in a “contact lenses” format and it will change the world like the iPhone did.
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Wait until you get into car engines or mechanical watches, then you are truly in the rabbit hole!
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If humanity has the means to do something, after deliberations of various duration, humanity will always choose to do it, whether it’s moral or not. If it will continue doing it, that is a whole different question and we may or may not do
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Yes that is annoying the first week, then you get used to it. If the biggest complaint about Lua is 1-based tables, I’d say that’s a compliment to the language indeed.
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I am biased, but Kong Gateway has built SRV resolution in the OSS product, which runs on top of Nginx: https://docs.konghq.com/gateway/latest/how-kong-works/load-b... It has been built by extending Nginx with
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