Pranav2612000

I am the founding team member of a small startup. I was thinking about using Linear as our project management tool. The UI/UX is amazing and I've heard great things about it which makes me want to try it out even more. The problem is, since we are a very early stage startup, I don't think we'll be able to afford Linear for maybe the next 3 months or so ( India based so the USD to INR conversion makes it worse ). I can see linear has a very generous plan but the things I am worried about is the 250 issue limit, and the 150 MB file upload limit. Is anyone using Linear Free tier one and have you faced any crucial issues with using it?

A group of Friends, around a dozen, always together - traveling, eating, talking and having fun,

Met half a decade back, But now will they still be able to keep each other's track?

Because now's the time when most need to leave They'll be gone... leaving just a few to grieve

Some go for jobs, some for education. some out of sheer desperation. This means no hikes, dinner, last moment plans - not even a short vacation.

It'll only be a few of us, even if we meet No more full house on parties, hikes or someone's birthday treat, Will we even have time to send texts and greet.

We'll make new friends, life will go on and with passing years..., We'll stop staying in touch, start forgetting these peers. And whenever we think about these days, all we'll have are tears

We'll have video calls. We'll have meetings on zoom. But thats 1 dimensional, When will all of us be again in the same room?

Yes, Everyone will be gone, busy with their life, each living in different city, Oh, I cant go on.. This disconsolateness..., Oh, what a pity.

But I am sure, everyone will meet again, everyone will find ways, To get back together, meet, play games and talk about the good old days!!

Recently, when I was working on a desktop application, I wanted to test it's usability when certain APIs fail. For this I wanted to block a certain API, but couldn't find a simple straightforward way to do this. Maybe I could've done something with the /etc/hosts file, but wasn't able to make it do what I want. This got me thinking about developing a simple application, which creates a proxy to which we can connect to, and it allows us to blacklist urls. ( Further features can be defining the time taken by the API to respond back, setting a status code it responds back with etc )So, I have a few questions -

1. Is there a simple solution which allows us to do this ? 2. Do you think the solution is technically feasible ? 3. Would you be willing to use an application like this ? If Yes, What are some other use cases of the solution and what features do you think it should have ?