I think we can improve. We just need to do it for its own sake rather than to make it a friendly platform for advertisers.

I was going to say git butler, which wraps git, but actually looks like that's gone open source

From my perspective it's the keyboard that is painful!

How it feels when you forgot it's the day of presentations

Whoa what is this reference!

Added to the list! Thanks for the recco, it sounds like a good game to go in to if you've got reasonable expectations.

I found this was more the case early on into quitting. The author's advice of pushing through the discomfort and saying what you wish you could is perfect. It really helps ratchet up a social engagement into gear. After a while you get used to just speaking your mind, more earnestly than ever before in my case.

Keep it up and you'll be laughing and crying in the pub's booth just like old times, walking home tired and wobbly from oversharing. Yes you'll even cringe at your inability to keep your big mouth closed.

Kingdoms of Amalur is a great example of a perfectly enjoyable, mid action RPG. It's not going to like define a generation, but every time it comes up I think back on it fondly.

I would like another like it.

Great memory. I'm just rereading this series, and it's so so chock full of these quotable hilarios.

Haha as always, you do what you can

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.

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.