Lentils, like in a daal, really does it for me.
But mostly I'm just used to feeling hungry before I eat. It's not painful, that's just what a healthy appetite feels like. I find having a regular regimen helps cut out the second guessing.
Disclaimer that I don't know what you're eating. Maybe you just aren't eating enough. Maybe you aren't drinking enough water.
Last Days on Mars.
I rewatch it (and Covenant) at least once a year, and I think it holds up superbly. I actually wasn't too sure if I liked it until I rewatched it.
Bunch of ragged trousered philanthropists
Not American, but I saw it as the opposite: that US voters are sick of the status quo. They want a radical change candidate who'll shake things up. They want anything but business-as-usual.
Not to discount stupidity and racism. There's that too, but I have to hope it's mostly borne out of fear.
What are you going to do?
Or god forbid, a person of colour. Clearly the US isn't "ready" for that.
/s but also not /s idk honestly, it depends
Damn that's a fucking good meme fusion
How do you like it? I tried it a few years ago, but my vim muscular memory made it feel as uncomfortable as learning vim for the first time.
Just get used to
Don't try to do it all at first, just get comfortable with the essentials. You can even just stay in insert mode (the only mode in most editors) at first.
Keep a vim basics cheat sheet handy for a couple weeks as you're building in muscle memory, then slowly work in more advanced techniques and combinations.
It doesn't take long before you start having a lot of fun just manipulating text.
PS here's a decently basic cheat sheet I found:
Haha as always, you do what you can