Another example: the modern Bash shell vs the Plan 9's Rc shell. The difference in documentation is over tenfold, with the latter still being more less laden with gotchas:
$ man bash | wc -w
48189
$ 9 man rc | wc -w
3264
Having said that, I still love me some sick diff -burN-style mnemonics.
For me, doing those small things did seem impossible and even when I managed to achieve it, I didn't feel the reward. There didn't seem any point in making the bed if I felt the same whether the bed was made or not. Eventually I reached a mental place where I could turn that around: If it doesn't make a difference in how I feel, why not make the bed? I had to more or less take it on faith that eventually the rewards would come, and they did. Anyone out there dealing with this: Keep fighting, but don't kick yourself if you have a set back. You wouldn't kick someone else when they're down, so don't do that to yourself.
Another example: the modern Bash shell vs the Plan 9's Rc shell. The difference in documentation is over tenfold, with the latter still being more less laden with gotchas:
Having said that, I still love me some sick diff -burN-style mnemonics.