Okay, so I’ve been trying to get this whole “Kind Law” thing working with Pokemon Go, and let me tell you, it’s been a journey. I’m not the most tech-savvy person, but I was determined to figure this out.
The Beginning
First, I had to even understand what Kind was. Turns out, it’s like a little Kubernetes cluster that you can run on your own computer. Kubernetes? That was another rabbit hole. Basically, it’s a way to manage a bunch of containers, which are like tiny virtual computers. Think of it like having a bunch of little workers all doing different jobs.
The Setup Struggle
I started by, you know, Googling “Kind install.” I followed some instructions, downloaded some stuff, and typed a bunch of commands into that black terminal window (which always feels a bit intimidating, to be honest). It took a few tries – and a couple of “oops, that didn’t work” moments – but I finally got Kind up and running. I felt like a total hacker, even though I was just copy-pasting commands.
Pokemon Go…Where Does it Fit?
Now, the Pokemon Go part. This is where things got * idea, I think, is to somehow use Kind to simulate different locations or network conditions, maybe to test how the game behaves. Or maybe for, ahem, other reasons. I’m still a bit fuzzy on the exact “why,” but I was focused on the “how.”
- I spent a good chunk of time searching for pre-made setups, something that would just magically work. No luck.
- I found some forum posts with people talking about similar ideas, but they were all using super complicated terms I didn’t understand.
My (Limited) Success
Honestly, I haven’t fully cracked it. I managed to get Kind running, and I have Pokemon Go on my phone. I think the next step involves setting up some kind of proxy or network configuration within Kind to spoof my location. I played around with some settings, but I haven’t gotten it to actually change my location in the game yet.
Still Learning
So, that’s where I’m at. It’s definitely a work in progress. I’m still reading tutorials and trying different things. It’s a bit frustrating, but also kind of fun in a weird, nerdy way. If I ever get it fully working, I’ll definitely share an update. But for now, I’m just happy I got Kind installed without breaking my computer!